Behavioral Neurology Fellowship
The Mayo Clinic Arizona Behavioral Neurology Fellowship offers advanced clinical and research training in cognitive and neurobehavioral disorders, preparing fellows for academic or clinical careers in the field.
Funder: Mayo Clinic
Due Dates: September 1, 2026 (application for July 2027 start)
Funding Amounts: One-year fellowship; standard stipend and benefits for Mayo Clinic fellows; one position per year
Summary: Advanced fellowship for clinical, research, and educational training in cognitive and neurobehavioral disorders at Mayo Clinic Arizona.
Key Information: Application must be submitted by Sept. 1 the year prior to intended July start; only one fellow is selected annually.
Description
This fellowship provides comprehensive training in the diagnosis and management of cognitive and neurobehavioral disorders at Mayo Clinic’s Phoenix, Arizona campus. The program offers a balanced experience across clinical care, didactics, and research, including exposure to a broad spectrum of neurobehavioral diseases such as dementias, traumatic brain injuries, prion disorders, and cognitive impairments. Fellows work closely with expert faculty in behavioral neurology, neuropsychology, neuroradiology, neuropathology, speech pathology, and psychiatry, and have opportunities to participate in NIH-funded research and off-site rotations at other Mayo Clinic campuses. The fellowship is designed to prepare clinicians for academic or clinical careers in behavioral neurology.
