This inservice is intended for medical students and neurology residents. A review of significant drug interactions relevant to Parkinson's disease therapy will be presented. One contact hour.

This is a 6 week clinical rotation in an outpatient neurology clinic. The experience will focus on movement disorders (e.g., parkinsonism, tremors, dystonia, tardive dyskinesia). This is a teaching clinic and the environment is professional and friendly. The PharmD student will be treated like the medical students. They will see patients with the physcian preceptors and observe the neurological assessment and medical work-up of patients. Patient cases will be discussed and students will sit in on the medical decision making process to gain clinical maturity. On research days, students will work on ongoing research projects or self study projects under the guidance of the preceptor.

Course Director; Neurology Therapeutics; 3.5 units.

Course Co-Director. Recitation; Neurology; 0.5 units.

Program Director. Loma Linda University Neurology Clinic - Movement Disorders Center. This course is designed for licensed health care professionals (MD, PharmD, NP, PA, RN) to gain clinical experience managing various movement disorders. Duration is one week.

Development and continuing refinement of course syllabus for PharmD curriculum