Elisabeth Golden

Dr. Elisabeth Golden is an Assistant Professor of Neurology and Associate Program Director for the neurology residency program at the University of Texas Tyler School of Medicine. She completed her medical training at UT Southwestern Medical Center, including neurology residency and neuromuscular/autonomic fellowships. Her primary affiliation is with the UT Health East Texas Neurological Institute, where she serves as a full-time hospitalist.

Education:

• College: Vanderbilt University
• Medical School/Residency: University of Texas Southwestern
• Fellowships: Neuromuscular/Autonomic Disorders (UT Southwestern)

Research Focus: Autonomic education and neurology education, with expertise in neuromuscular disorders and autonomic nervous system disorders. Her work spans clinical practice, mentorship of trainees, and advancing diagnostic/therapeutic approaches in autoimmune autonomic neuropathies.

Practice: Inpatient neurohospitalist and outpatient electromyography services at UT Health East Texas locations. She plans to resume outpatient clinical practice in her specialties once the residency program commences.

Articles Overview: Recent publications focus on paraneoplastic disorders, autoimmune neuropathies, and multiple system atrophy management. Her work emphasizes translational research between clinical care and neurodegenerative disease understanding.

Grants & Labs: Engaged in national-level autonomic education initiatives through the American Autonomic Society. Her training programs focus on resident/fellow education in neuromuscular and autonomic sections.