Frequently Asked Questions
How do I enroll in the hands-on course?
ATMRD offers breakout sessions to include a variety of hands-on experiences. No additional registration is necessary.
How do I apply for a scholarship?
Apply here by January 15, 2026 at 11:59 PM: atmrd.org/scholarships.
What does a scholarship include and not include?
Included: Four nights at the Omni Shoreham Hotel for the duration of the conference
Included: Conference registration + breakfast, lunch, and snacks each day.
Included: Fellows & Residents – Transportation to and from the airport and venue (airfare, train, mileage, gas, and/or taxi/uber) of up to $500 for economy travel, reimbursed after attending. Receipts required for travel reimbursement.
Not Included: Additional nights, extra guests, elective room charges.
Not Included: Evening outing transportation.
Scholarships are available to any APP, MDS Fellow or Resident, or General Neurologist who wants to apply and are not based on financial need.
Is it true that PMD Alliance has a movement disorder fellows & resident mentorship program?
True!
CAMP-FiRE (Career Advice and Mentorship Program for Fellows & interested REsidents) is a year-long mentorship program that powers early-career success in movement disorders. Get matched with an experienced Movement Disorder Specialist from PMD Alliance’s network of clinician advisors and access one-on-one guidance tailored to your interests to jump-start your career. Learn more here. pmdalliance.org/campfire.
Is the venue the same as last year?
No! ATMRD 2026 will be held at the historic and classic Omni Shoreham® Hotel.
How do I claim my CME credits/contact hours?
You may claim credit for your participation and obtain your CME certificate through PMD Alliance’s Continuing Medical Education learning management system (LMS).
AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
CREDIT DESIGNATION: Participants must complete an evaluation for each session they attend to receive continuing medical education (CME) credit. The chosen session(s) must be attended in their entirety. Partial credit of individual sessions is not available.
Is there an online option to attend?
We do not offer a live streaming option for the ATMRD Congress, but we do offer a few recordings from past ATMRD sessions. These serve as a way to amplify the educational impact of these events, as well as to give you a taste of the insights and connection created together in-person. Find them in our Continuing Education playlist.
When does early bird pricing end and what will the new pricing be?
Early Bird Pricing Ends on 3/01/26. After 3/01/26 the Provider/Advocate rate becomes $650 and the Industry rate becomes $1,100.
What is your registration refund policy?
You may cancel your registration for the amount paid minus a 3.5% cancellation fee until May 1st. No refunds will be granted after May 1st. Registration cancellation does not cancel hotel reservations. Please see our Booking FAQs here for additional details about modifying or cancelling hotel reservations.
Where else can I find Movement and Related Disorders CME?
PMD Alliance’s continuing medical education is robust, cutting edge, and designed with you in mind. Learn on your time with accessible online courses! We are building the premier source for accredited education in movement and related disorders.
Our courses are FREE, cover a vast range of topics in movement disorders, and are taught by expert faculty. Enroll for our innovative courses meant to empower you and other physicians, advanced practice providers, as well as other healthcare providers!
Explore course offerings here at education.pmdalliance.org
Why ATMRD?
The core purpose of ATMRD is to marry education in research with current therapies. Be prepared to explore in-depth, science-based research focused on efficacy in advancing patients and clinical practice case studies to add value and deepen the discussion.
A robust conversation among colleagues and healthcare providers, this congress is all about enhancing clinical practices for patients, their support network, and you as a clinician.
Is it true you can get a professional headshot taken at ATMRD?
YES. This continues to be a huge success with learners and exhibitors, and it will be back in 2026!
What is AMDAPP?
The Association of Movement Disorder Advanced Practice Providers (AMDAPP™) is a professional network built for APPs by APPs in movement disorders to connect, refuel their inspiration, deep dive into further education, and collaborate to advance care for patients. AMDAPP™ is the only network for movement disorder APPs. Based on available data APPs treating persons with movement disorders are more than 30,000 strong.
AMDAPP’s origins began in 2019 when the Parkinson & Movement Disorder Alliance (PMD Alliance) recognized the need for an organized, collective network to ensure there is support for an essential part of the Movement Disorder Care & Support Ecosystem©. As a first step, the APProvider™ Advisory Board was created to build a continuum of services including an online discussion group, APP-specific continuing medical education (CME) courses, and a first-of-its-kind APP Congress.
Now, as a stand-alone not-for-profit organization, AMDAPP™ believes the APP whole-person, patient-centric approach to care continues to align closely with the philosophies and practices of PMD Alliance. This synergistic relationship will inform, empower, and enrich APPs and their patients for years to come
Learn more at www.amdapp.org.
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