Veronica Bruno

Dr. Veronica Bruno serves as Clinical Assistant Professor of Neurology at the University of Calgary, specializing in movement disorders with subspecialty expertise in Parkinson's disease. Her clinical work focuses on advanced Parkinson's treatment through the Movement Disorders Clinic (403.944.4364).

Her research portfolio spans:

• Mechanisms and management of non-motor Parkinson's symptoms
• Global Neurology initiatives for low-resource settings
• Public health frameworks for neurological care improvement
• Innovative service delivery models in underserved regions

Dr. Bruno's award-winning career includes:

• American Academy of Neurology/American Brain Foundation Clinical Fellowship
• Argentine Presidential Fellowship in Science and Technology (U.S. State Department ‘100,000 Strong in the Americas’)

Her dual clinical-public health training encompasses medical education and neurology residency in Buenos Aires, Movement Disorders fellowship at University of Toronto, and MPH from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Current work integrates neurological specialty care with global health equity initiatives through the University of Calgary's medical system.