Loma Linda University Health Education Consortium Program

The Neurology Residency Program at Loma Linda University Health offers an integrated PGY1-4 program with a wide variety of clinical training opportunities. The program provides a strong emphasis on clinical care and education in a supportive learning environment. The first full year includes rotations in Internal Medicine, Emergency Medicine, and various subspecialties. Subsequent years involve ward rotations, electives, and subspecialty clinics to enhance residents' knowledge and skills.

The program boasts a diverse faculty committed to resident teaching, with multiple teaching conferences available. Residents benefit from exposure to various neurological subspecialties and patient populations at different healthcare facilities, including a certified Comprehensive Stroke Center and a Primary Stroke Center. Additionally, there is a focus on clinical research, and residents are required to participate in research projects.

Moreover, the program offers financial support for educational expenses, membership to the American Academy of Neurology, and subscription to the Neurology journal. Other benefits include access to a recreation center, support for lodging and travel to national meetings, and involvement in the SOM Neuroscience course.

The Neurology Residency Program at Loma Linda University Health is a categorical program offering four positions per year for a PGY1-4 residency. International medical school graduates with ECFMG certification are eligible to apply, and the application requirements include USMLE scores, letters of recommendation, and a demonstrated commitment to neurology.

Interviews are virtual and scheduled via the Thalamus Platform, with specific dates for scheduling. The program does not support visas and application must be submitted through ERAS.

If you have further questions about the Neurology Residency Program at Loma Linda University Health, you can contact them at the provided address and phone number.