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THE UCSD NEUROLOGY RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAM The primary goal of the UCSD Neurology Residency Training Program is to train excellent clinical neurologists. The three year adult neurology residency program provides each resident with increasing levels of responsibility for management of a wide variety of acute and chronic neurological conditions. The high caliber of neurology faculty, residents and students provides a supportive and intellectually challenging atmosphere. The UCSD Department of Neurosciences provides a rich environment for clinical, academic and scientific opportunities, boasting the top neuroscience research program in the nation, as well as one of the top graduate programs in neurosciences. The Department has clinical fellowship programs in cerebrovascular disease, epilepsy, dementia, neuro-AIDS, movement disorders and neuromuscular disorders, in addition to a pediatric neurology program. | The secondary goal of the residency program is to allow each resident to pursue individual career paths within neurology. Approximately eight months of elective time and a wide array of clinical and research opportunities allow each resident to structure the training to suit their personal goals. The department encourages active research during residency training and makes several opportunities available. Upon completion of the program, residents are fully prepared for careers in academic neurology, neuroscience research, or to enter private clinical practice. |
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