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Neurology

Parkinson's Disease and Movement Disorders Center

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Parkinson’s disease and other movement disorders require individualized and ongoing care. Our interdisciplinary team of specialists provides comprehensive care to patients with these disorders, including access to the newest treatments and clinical trials. We are here for you and your family through the entire course of your treatment.

Location and Contact
Neurology Department
725 Albany Street, Boston, MA 02118
7th Floor, Suite 7B
Shapiro Center 617.638.8456

Monday-Friday - 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM

Directions and Transportation Call Us at 617.638.8456
Weymouth location for the Neurology Department
Boston University Neurology Associates
Stetson Building 541 Main Street, Suite 317
 Weymouth, MA 02190
Boston University Neurology Associates 617.638.9944
Directions and Transportation Call Us at 617.638.9944

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Education and Training

Movement Disorder Fellowship

The Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders Center offers one- or two-year movement disorder fellowship trainings. The fellowships offer opportunities for both clinical care and research training in movement disorders.

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Research

Movement Disorders Research

There are several ongoing research opportunities. For information, please contact Ray James, RN at 617.638.7745. Please see the link below for trials currently recruiting subjects.

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