Westchester Medical Center Program

The Neurology Residency Program at Westchester Medical Center has a rich history of 63 years and a strong academic focus. The program aims to prepare residents to become outstanding clinicians through a well-balanced didactic teaching curriculum and extensive clinical exposure. The program is based on the ACGME core competencies and accepts three residents per year into its four-year Categorical program.

Residents at Westchester Medical Center have the opportunity to train in a supportive and educationally innovative environment that emphasizes teamwork and collaboration. The program's structure is designed to facilitate resident training progression based on established milestones guidelines.

The curriculum includes rotations in various subspecialties such as neurocritical care, clinical neurophysiology (EEG-EMG), radiology, and child neurology. Residents also have opportunities for electives during their third and fourth years of training.

The program adheres strictly to work hour policies set by NYS and ACGME requirements, ensuring a balanced lifestyle for residents. Academic conferences, including weekly lectures, grand rounds, and multidisciplinary conferences, are held to enhance residents' academic preparation for exams and professional careers.

The program also offers a mentorship program to assist residents in their career development. Resident wellness is a top priority, with quarterly retreats and social events to support the well-being of residents.

Westchester Medical Center is located in Westchester County, NY, less than an hour away from New York City, offering residents access to a rich clinical environment and diverse patient populations.

Overall, the Westchester Medical Center Neurology Residency Program provides a comprehensive and supportive training environment to help residents achieve their goals of becoming competent, autonomous neurology attendings capable of providing high-quality care to diverse patient populations.