The official page of the UM/Jackson Neurology Residency Program. The program offers training in both adult and pediatric neurology.
UM/Jackson is home to the second largest neurology residency training programs in the United States, with a total complement of 42 residents approved by the ACGME. The program provides intensive clinical training on the neurology services of two large general hospitals, detailed instruction in basic and related clinical neurosciences, exposure to investigative laboratory science, and a variety of
conferences and specialized neurological clinics. The residency training schedule is designed for flexibility. After the first year of basic clinical neurology training, every effort is made to accommodate the request of each resident for elective rotations that are chosen in concert with individualized career goals. For hands-on experience in clinical or bench research, each resident is assigned to a mentor under whose guidance the residents pursue scholarly research projects during the period of their residency. Substantial elective time is provided in the final years of training. The program emphasizes excellence in clinical neurology and has produced academic neurologists, practitioners of neurology, researchers, and teachers of national and international repute. To apply for the UM Neurology Residency Program please complete an application form (ERAS) and submit the documents requested in the application information. The application requires a personal statement, your medical school transcript, USMLE scores for steps 1 and 2, three letters of reference, and the dean's letter. All correspondence concerning the Neurology Residency Training Program should be addressed to:
Dr. Leticia Tornes
Director Neurology Education and Training
att: Andrea Ruiz
Neurology Residency Program Manager
1120 NW 14th Street, CRB 1308
Miami, FL 33136
You may also contact the program office via telephone, fax or through electronic mail
