Neurological Institute of New York
Encyclopedia : N : NE : NEU : Neurological Institute of New York
The Neurological Institute of New York is the name of:
- The building at 710 W. 168th St. in New York City in the United States of America, constructed in the 1950s.
- The department of academic neurology which occupies that building, affiliated with Columbia University Medical Center, which is itself part of New York Presbyterian Hospital.
The floors of the building offer a glance into the daily life of the Neuro Institute (or NI, as it is called by the people who work there):
- 14: Chairman's offices and administration
- 13: Muscle division; electromyography. Division head Clifton Gooch, MD.
- 12: Outpatient psychiatry.
- 11: Research floor.
- 10: Biomedical engineering.
- 9: ALS Center. Division head Hiroshi Mitsumoto, MD.
- 8: Physical Therapy.
- 7: Comprehensive Epilepsy Center. Division head
- 6: Stroke and Neurovascular center. Division head Ralph Sacco, MD.
- 5: Spine center.
- 4: Department of Neurosurgery. Division head Robert Solomon, MD.
- 3: Movement Disorders. Division head Stanley Fahn, MD.
- 2: Division of General Neurology. Division head Marcelo Olarte, MD.
- 1: Business offices, residents' call rooms, and NI Alumni Auditorium.
External links
- [Official site of the NINY]; redirects to a Columbia University Medical Center page.
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