University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago Program
Neurological surgery - Chicago, IL | ACGME Code: 1601621025 | NRMP Code: 1150160C0
The University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago offers an ACGME-accredited 4-year neurology residency training program accepting 6 residents per year. The program aims to develop a strong clinical and academic foundation for residents while equipping them for their future careers. Training sites include the University of Illinois Hospital & Health Sciences System and the Jesse Brown VA Medical Center, offering diverse clinical, academic, and research opportunities.
Residents benefit from a robust daily noon lecture series, neuropathology discussions, and weekly Neuroradiology conferences. Clinical experiences at both hospitals provide exposure to diverse patient populations and a well-rounded training environment. The program includes specialty clinic months, subspecialty exposure, and opportunities for self-designed electives.
The program emphasizes resident education and feedback, prioritizing the highest quality care for patients and the community. Faculty involvement in education and research, along with the program's commitment to diversity, contribute to a comprehensive learning environment. Residents have opportunities to engage in translational and basic research projects, gaining valuable experience in various subspecialty sections.
The program's curriculum includes a PGY1 year in Internal Medicine for foundational knowledge, followed by years focusing on inpatient experiences, subspecialty exposure, leadership development, and research opportunities. Faculty are dedicated educators who support residents' growth, and residents are encouraged to present their research at departmental grand rounds and national conferences.
The University of Illinois Hospital is a Comprehensive Stroke Center with specialized care units, while the Jesse Brown Veterans Affairs Medical Center offers a unique experience caring for veterans with complex medical needs. Outside of work, residents can explore the vibrant city of Chicago and enjoy a work-life balance in a convenient and safe environment.
Recent graduates have pursued various fellowships and career paths, reflecting the program's success in preparing residents for diverse opportunities in neurology and related fields. Residents at the UIC Neurology residency program benefit from a comprehensive training experience designed to foster their growth as future neurologists.
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- Residency Program | Department of Neurology and Rehabilitation | University of Illinois College of Medicine
- Residents | Department of Neurology and Rehabilitation | University of Illinois College of Medicine
- Residency Program | Department of Neurology and Rehabilitation | University of Illinois College of Medicine
- Page not found | College of Medicine Chicago | University of Illinois College of Medicine
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PGY1 Positions 1 ( 1, 1, 3 )
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Location
Chicago city, Illinois
Living in Chicago, IL
- Crime Rate and Safety: Chicago has areas with higher crime rates, but many neighborhoods are safe. It's important to be cautious and aware of your surroundings.
- Fun Activities: Chicago offers a vibrant cultural scene, with museums, theaters, music venues, and a variety of dining options. There are also beautiful parks and Lake Michigan for outdoor activities.
- Climate: Chicago has cold winters with snow and hot, humid summers. Spring and fall are pleasant seasons.
- Races and Population: Chicago is a diverse city with a mix of ethnicities and cultures, making it a multicultural hub.
- Education: Chicago has several universities and colleges, offering opportunities for continuous learning.
- Cost of Living: The cost of living in Chicago is relatively high compared to other cities, especially in terms of housing.
- Proximity to Bigger Cities: Nearby bigger cities include Milwaukee, WI (1.5 hours drive) and Indianapolis, IN (3 hours drive).
- Pros: Rich cultural scene, diverse population, great food options, and opportunities for professional growth.
- Cons: Higher cost of living, areas with higher crime rates, and extreme weather conditions.
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