University of Florida College of Medicine Jacksonville Program
Neurology - Jacksonville, FL | ACGME Code: 1801112154 | NRMP Code: 1101180A0
The University of Florida College of Medicine Jacksonville Program offers a three-year ACGME-accredited Neurology residency program focused on providing top-quality training. Led by distinguished UF faculty, the program emphasizes a diverse, competency-based curriculum alongside exceptional clinical experience to ensure residents achieve excellence in patient diagnosis, care, and treatment.
Application to the program is conducted through the AAMC's Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). The required application materials also include a personal statement, three current letters of recommendation, your Dean's letter, official medical school transcript, USMLE or COMLEX score report, and a curriculum vitae. The program deadline for a completed application submission is December 31st.
The program also offers joint interviews with their internal medicine residency program for interested applicants. Residents eligible for the Neurology program are guaranteed a PGY-1 position in internal medicine if they choose to complete their preliminary year on the program's campus.
There is a comprehensive curriculum aimed at providing residents with a robust foundation in various neurology subspecialties. Residents can expect a balanced mix of inpatient, outpatient, and consultative experiences alongside exposure to research and scholarly activities.
For further details on the University of Florida College of Medicine Jacksonville Neurology Residency Program, you can contact Shadina Williams, GME Program Assistant at (904) 244-9822 or email [email protected]. The Program Director is Dr. Constance V. Katsafanas, who can be reached at (904) 244-9722 or [email protected].
Residents who have completed the program have pursued various fellowships and career paths across prestigious institutions, indicating the program's effectiveness in training competent neurologists.
For more information about the application process and requirements, please visit the University of Florida College of Medicine Jacksonville Neurology Residency Program's website.
Web Sources
- Neurology Residency | Department of Neurology | College of Medicine – Jacksonville | University of Florida
- Residents | Department of Neurology | College of Medicine – Jacksonville | University of Florida
- How to Apply | Department of Neurology | College of Medicine – Jacksonville | University of Florida
- Program Director's Welcome | Department of Neurology | College of Medicine – Jacksonville | University of Florida
- Curriculum | Department of Neurology | College of Medicine – Jacksonville | University of Florida
- Benefits | Department of Neurology | College of Medicine – Jacksonville | University of Florida
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Jacksonville city, Florida
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