Welcome to the 14th Annual Miami Neuroscience Symposium!

The Miami Neuroscience Symposium is a comprehensive, evidence-based educational program designed for clinicians involved in the diagnosis, treatment and long-term management of neurological disorders. The program covers the continuum of neuroscience care — from emergency neurologic intervention and neurocritical care to surgical treatment, long-term management and rehabilitation. 

In 2026, the symposium expands to a three-day program, incorporating a dedicated neuro-oncology track that integrates elements of the former Miami Brain Symposium, highlighting advances in the management of primary and metastatic central nervous system tumors.

What to Expect

Participants will engage with expert faculty through interactive lectures, complex case discussions and multidisciplinary panels designed to translate emerging evidence into practical clinical strategies. The program will feature updates and innovations across the spectrum of neuroscience care, including:

• Advances in stroke diagnosis and intervention
• Updates in epilepsy treatment and neuromodulation
• Innovations in neurosurgical and spine care
• Neurocritical care guidelines and prognostication
• Emerging neuroimaging technologies and diagnostics
• Rehabilitation strategies following neurologic injury or surgery
• Advances in the diagnosis and management of brain tumors

Attendees will gain practical, evidence-based insights that can be immediately applied to improve outcomes for patients with complex neurological conditions.

Who Should Attend

This symposium is designed for physicians and healthcare professionals involved in the care of patients with neurological disorders and central nervous system tumors.

Participants may include neurologists, neurosurgeons, neuro-oncologists, oncologists, radiologists, critical care and emergency medicine physicians, neurointensivists, advanced practice providers, nurses, pharmacists, rehabilitation specialists and allied health professionals involved in neuroscience and neuro-oncology care.

The program will also be highly valuable for residents and fellows in training seeking to deepen their knowledge in neuroscience, neuro-oncology, and multidisciplinary neurological care.