Adult & Child Neurology Residency Programs
Our program fosters a culture of academic and clinical excellence in patient care with many opportunities for educational, clinical, and translational research. As a referral center, our program balances varied patient cases and exposure with legendary in depth case-by-case learning and didactics.
We recruit six adult neurology residents annually and one pediatric neurology resident every other year.
We carry on our institution鈥檚 legacy of strong academic training, leadership, and research as we are a referral center for the Southeast and are associated with the 13th oldest medical school in the United States. As such, our residents are given a dynamic experience of being an integral part of the team and routinely teach medical students and visiting residents.
The Department of Neurology is well known for teaching of residents and medical students. The Department won the best clinical teaching department award at MCG. We have numerous teaching conferences outlined throughout the year in varying subspecialties.
Our residents enjoy enriched comprehensive training, and they benefit from their exposure to these patients and from the ability to work closely with the attending(s) during the treatment plans for patients. Our patient mixture affords our residents the opportunity to see a broad comprehensive variety of consults and also to refer to a wide variety of in-house specialists.
Resident Life
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Apply to Join Our Team
We are seeking candidates who are passionate about neurology.
Neurology Subspecialties
The Medical College of Georgia Department of Neurology serves as a referral center and therefore our residents are able to see a wide diverse range of patients.
Our Neurology Faculty
Our program is often described as being infectious because of its collegial atmosphere as many of our attending physicians have trained at our facility at some point in their careers and have returned here to practice.