The Certificate of Added Qualification in Headache Medicine (AQH) from the National Headache Foundation is offered twice a year. The next exam is scheduled for September 1-14, 2021, and is available in all 50 states. Click here for more information on why should you earn…
Credentials for Doctors: A.A.N.: American Academy of Neurology A.H.S.: American Headache Society A.Q.H.: Certificate of Added Qualification in Headache Medicine (formerly know as CAQ) C.B.I.S.: Certified Brain Injury Specialist D.O.: Doctor of osteopathic medicine; equivalent to an M.D. F.A.A.N.: Fellow American Academy of Neurology F.A.C.P.:Â …
Dr. Lindsay Weitzel and Dr. Timothy Smith discuss the National Headache Foundation’s Certificate of Added Qualification in Headache Medicine (AQH). The program was started in 2000 in direct response to requests from people living with migraine disease and headache disorders. Patients expressed their difficulty in…
Congratulations to the September 2020 class of AQH recipients. The Certificate of Added Qualification in Headache Medicine (AQH) from the National Headache Foundation is offered twice a year. The next exam is scheduled for March 2-16, 2021, and it is available in all 50…
Health care practitioners working in headache medicine for three years or more are eligible for the upcoming Certificate of Added Qualification in Headache Medicine (AQH) examination, taking place this fall. The AQH recognizes the ability to care for the most prevalent neurobiological disease in the…
Be Recognized for Your Abilities in Headache Medicine Almost 40 million Americans live with migraine disease and headache disorders. If you’ve worked in headache medicine for more than three years, be recognized for your ability to care for the most prevalent neurological disease in the…
Congratulations to the March 2019 class of CAQ recipients. The Certificate of Added Qualification (CAQ) in Headache Medicine from the National Headache Foundation is offered twice a year. The next exam is scheduled for Sep. 16-Oct. 1, and it is available in all 50 states….
Headache disorders are the most common neurological disorders, affecting more than 90 percent of Americans. Despite the disease’s prevalence, only 416 physicians had received subspecialty certification in headache medicine by the United Council of Neurologic Subspecialties, as late as 2014. The vast difference between the…
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