University of Maryland School of Medicine Department of Neurology

The University of Maryland School of Medicine Department of Neurology is a medical clinic in Baltimore, MD, dedicated to the diagnosis, treatment, and research of neurological disorders. The department provides specialized care for conditions including stroke, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, and peripheral nerve disorders, serving patients through its outpatient Neurology Care Center and inpatient services at the University of Maryland Medical Center. It is recognized for its nationally ranked research funding and faculty-led studies in areas such as stroke, autism, and neuroimmunology. The department also plays a key role in medical education, training medical students, residents, and fellows through programs like Grand Rounds, Case Conference, and journal clubs. While the clinic holds a rating of 2.30 from six reviews, its clinical and academic contributions remain central to neurological care and innovation in the region.

The department is part of a larger academic medical environment, with faculty actively engaged in NIH-funded research and clinical trials aimed at understanding disease mechanisms and developing new treatments. Specialized centers within the department include the Clinical Center for Neuromuscular Disease, the Maryland Epilepsy Center, the Parkinson’s Disease & Movement Disorders Center, and the Neurocritical Care & Emergency Neurology program. These centers support both patient care and research, reflecting the department’s dual mission in advancing science and improving patient outcomes. Faculty members contribute to medical education through structured teaching programs and mentorship, ensuring the next generation of neurologists is well-prepared.

Located on South Paca Street in downtown Baltimore, the department sits just a short distance from West Lombard Street and near several academic and healthcare institutions. It is approximately 0.1 miles from the Dr. Samuel D. Harris National Museum of Dentistry and the School of Social Work, and within walking distance of the University of Maryland Coordinated Care Center and the University of Family & Community Medicine. These nearby institutions underscore the area’s concentration of health sciences and academic medicine.

As a leading academic neurology department, it is distinguished by its strong research profile and integration of clinical care with medical education. Its work in identifying genetic links to stroke and advancing treatments for movement disorders reflects its ongoing impact in the field. The department continues to play a vital role in addressing complex neurological conditions in the Baltimore community and beyond.

Services:

• Clinical Centers for Various Neurological Conditions
• Medical School Education
• Neurological Disorders Treatment
• Research in Neurology
• Residencies & Fellowships Training