University of California (San Diego) Medical Center Program
Neurology - San Diego, CA | ACGME Code: 1800521014 | NRMP Code: 1049180C2, 1049180A0
The University of California (San Diego) Medical Center Adult Neurology Residency program offers exceptional training for neurologists pursuing careers in academic medicine, clinical practice, or research. With an extensively involved clinical faculty, the program prioritizes resident mentorship and education.
Key program highlights include: - Strong NIH grant funding, ranking first out of 90 competitors. - A leading Neurosciences research program nationally. - Unparalleled training experience due to being the region's only medical research center.
The 4-year curriculum equips physicians with comprehensive education in neurological disorders management in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Residents gain exposure to various fields such as Alzheimer’s disease, neurovascular disorders, epilepsy, stroke, and more through nationally recognized clinicians and researchers.
Research opportunities during residency training are actively encouraged, preparing residents for careers in academic neurology, neuroscience research, or private clinical practice. Clinical fellowship opportunities are available in areas like Cerebrovascular disease, Epilepsy, Memory Disorders, and more.
The program allows for elective time and a variety of clinical and research opportunities to tailor training to individual career paths within neurology. Personalized attention from the faculty and program leadership supports residents in reaching their career goals.
With a medium-sized residency program and a large faculty, residents benefit from individualized attention and a rich environment for academic, clinical, and scientific opportunities. The Department of Neurosciences at UC San Diego takes pride in its residents and graduates.
Please refer to the program's website for specific application requirements and visa support information.
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PGY1 Positions 12 ( 12, 6, 6, 1 )
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Location
San Diego County, California
Living in San Diego, CA
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- Proximity to Bigger Cities: San Diego is approximately 2 hours from Los Angeles by car, making it easy to visit for a weekend getaway. Los Angeles offers a different experience with its urban sprawl, entertainment industry, and diverse neighborhoods.
- Pros: Beautiful beaches, fantastic weather, diverse culture, and proximity to major cities.
- Cons: Higher cost of living, traffic congestion in certain areas, and potential for natural disasters like wildfires.
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1049180C2
2024
2023
2022
2021
1049180A0
2020
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