Virginia Commonwealth University Health System Program
Child neurology - Richmond, VA | ACGME Code: 1855121060 | NRMP Code: 1743185C0
The Child Neurology Residency Program at Virginia Commonwealth University Health System, led by Dr. Ewa Way, offers a categorical residency training program with one resident accepted each year. The program focuses on increasing patient-care responsibility over three years, with the first year emphasizing clinical neurology foundations.
Trainees gain expertise in technical neurodiagnostic procedures through daily conferences and mandatory clinical rotations. An elective opportunity in pediatric neurological rehabilitation is available, along with NIH and university-funded research programs for senior-level residents. Residents complete their training alongside the Division of Child Neurology and are eligible for board exams in both pediatrics and neurology upon successful completion.
The program operates on a 13-block rotation schedule, with a structured curriculum covering areas such as basic neuroscience, neuro-ophthalmology, and resident care presentations. Grand rounds, accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education, occur weekly with various topics and speakers.
Application deadline for the Child Neurology Residency is December 1, and the program participates in the National Resident Match Program. Application materials include a CV, personal statement, test scores, medical school transcript, and letters of recommendation. The program has specific prerequisites outlined by the American Board of Pediatrics.
Residents have access to clinical neuroscience teaching opportunities and significant elective time. The program enjoys a friendly atmosphere with highly approachable faculty. The Children's Hospital of Richmond, where residents train, was named among the nation's best hospitals for kids in multiple pediatric specialties.
For further details or inquiries, please refer to the official website of Virginia Commonwealth University Health System.
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Richmond city, Virginia
Living in Richmond, VA
- Crime Rate and Safety: Richmond has a mix of safe and more concerning neighborhoods. It's advisable to research the specific area you'll be living in to ensure safety.
- Fun Activities: Richmond offers a thriving arts and culture scene, outdoor recreational opportunities, museums, historical sites, and a variety of dining options.
- Climate: Richmond experiences a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters. Be prepared for some humidity during the summer months.
- Races and Population: Richmond has a diverse population with a mix of different races and ethnicities enriching the city's character.
- Education: Richmond is home to several colleges and universities, providing opportunities for continued learning and cultural activities.
- Cost of Living: The cost of living in Richmond is relatively moderate compared to some other urban areas in the U.S.
- Proximity to Larger Cities: Richmond is approximately 1.5 to 2 hours away from bigger cities like Washington D.C. and Virginia Beach. These cities offer additional cultural and recreational opportunities.
- Pros: Diverse cultural scene, historical significance, moderate cost of living.
- Cons: Varied neighborhood safety, hot and humid summers.
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