Indiana University School of Medicine Program

The Child Neurology Residency Program at Indiana University School of Medicine is a comprehensive five-year program that integrates training in pediatrics for the first two years, followed by three years of pediatric neurology specialization. Residents collaborate closely with adult neurology residents within the department and with those in the Neurodevelopmental Disabilities Residency program.

The program boasts a diverse faculty team, including over 20 pediatric neurology physicians, offering training in various subspecialties such as epilepsy, headache, neurogenetics, and neuromuscular disorders, among others. Residents also benefit from a unique partnership between adult and child neurology, providing extensive clinical experience and educational opportunities.

The curriculum is structured to ensure a well-rounded training experience. Residents partake in patient care at teaching hospitals while participating in research initiatives and educational programs. Noteworthy components include a two-month neuroanatomy rotation during the second year and opportunities for electives in areas such as pediatric movement disorders and neurogenetics.

The Child Neurology Residency program at IU School of Medicine has expanded to accept two residents annually, emphasizing quality training and individual attention. Under the guidance of experienced faculty, residents develop clinical competence, research skills, and teaching abilities to excel as child neurologists. The program's focus on education, hands-on patient care, and diverse clinical exposure makes it a distinguished choice for aspiring child neurologists.