Dr. Wong is Assistant Professor of Neurology at Wake Forest University School of Medicine.

Recognized for its quality, convenience and value, the NCNS Annual Meeting attracts neurologists from across the state and region. The meeting kicks off on Friday evening with a Welcome Reception followed by a special dinner presentation by Matthew Wong, MD. Dr. Wong, a leading expert on the efficacy and safety of cannabidiol in children and adults, will share the latest information pertaining to Medical Marijuana.

Participants will receive a full day of educational content on Saturday, beginning with concurrent tracks focusing on Pediatric Neurology and Adult Neurology. Continental breakfast is included on Saturday and Sunday, and lunch is provided on Saturday.

As always, neurology residents and fellows-in-training are encouraged to participate; we are offering a free Resident Lunch Forum addressing what physicians need to know in their job search, and the popular Resident Poster Competition will showcase the newest research and clinical vignettes from neurology residents in training.

The Southern Regional AHEC designates this live activity for a maximum of 10.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)^TM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Session topics to include:

Dementia
Adult and Pediatric Epilepsy
Stroke in Young Adults
Whole Exome Sequencing
Minimally Invasive Laser Ablation
Brain MRI in the First Year of Life
Multiple Sclerosis
Spine Pathophysiology
Non-sports Related TBI
Somatoform Disorders
ALS
Resident Posters 
And more!

Earn up to 10 CMEs!

• Download the 2016 NCNS Annual Meeting Registration Brochure; or
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• Register securely online; or
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• Contact the Marissa Gallo at (919) 833-3836 to register by phone.

Earn an additional hour of CME credit! An optional reception and CME program presented by Rockpointe will take place on Saturday following the NCNS session. Register for “Addressing Challenging Cases in the Management of DMD Therapy for MS” at www.Rockpointe.com/CMEMS or call (443) 909-7907.

Secure your accommodations.

For room reservations, call the Grandover Resort at (800) 472-6301 or (336) 294-1800, and mention NC Neurological Society to receive the special group rate of $172 per night.

Where luxury meets location, the Grandover Resort & Conference Center is an attractive and convenient meeting destination for busy North Carolina neurologists. Meeting participants can break from their CME sessions to enjoy the resort’s many amenities, which include golf, the spa, indoor and outdoor swimming, tennis, and fine dining. The Grandover Resort offers convenient access off of I-85 and complimentary parking.

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