University of Florida College of Medicine Program

The University of Florida College of Medicine offers a Child Neurology Residency Program that aims to provide advanced training in pediatric neurology. The program is recognized as a leading national training program in child neurology. The faculty works to expand clinical care, education, and research within the field. The program is fully compliant with ACGME requirements.

The UF Health Shands Children's Hospital, part of the University, serves as the pediatric teaching hospital and provides top-tier research, educational, and clinical programs. Residents have opportunities to engage in research projects tailored to their interests, including case reports, retrospective studies, clinical trials, and laboratory experiences.

The 5-year categorical residency program involves pediatric residency training for the initial two years, transitioning to pediatric neurology for the remaining three years. Upon completion of the program, physicians are eligible for certification by the American Board of Pediatrics and the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, enabling them to treat both adults and children.

Application requirements include a curriculum vitae, three recommendation letters, USMLE scores, and a candidate personal statement. The application deadline is typically December 1st.

Overall, the University of Florida's Child Neurology Residency Program is committed to training skilled and self-motivated medical professionals and providing an outstanding educational environment for future child neurologists.