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Temple University Hospital

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Neurosurgery

Specialty

Program Overview

Summary of Residency Program

The Department of Neurosurgery offers a comprehensive residency training program focusing on the latest techniques and clinical practices in neurosurgery. With a commitment to research and education, residents benefit from hands-on training alongside expert faculty, preparing them for successful careers in the field.

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Program Details

Specialty

Neurosurgery

IMG Friendly (Y/N)

Yes

IMG Friendly (detail)

The residency program is open to International Medical Graduates (IMGs), and eligibility for IMG applicants is acknowledged. The program accepts ECFMG certification and provides visa sponsorship for H1-B and J-1 visas, making it specifically IMG-friendly.

Categorical Positions

4

Categorical Positions (detail)

Not mentioned

Program Website

Address

Lewis Katz School of Medicine, Medical Education & Research Building, 3500 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, PA 19140

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Current Residents

Overview

The current residency cohort consists of a diverse group of 30 residents, including MD and DO graduates. The program emphasizes a collaborative environment and extensive training in various neurosurgical procedures.

PGY-1 MD

10

PGY-1 DO

PGY-1 IMG

4

Curriculum & Education

Overview

First-year residents (PGY-1) participate in a comprehensive curriculum that includes a mix of didactic learning, clinical rotations, and hands-on surgical training, ensuring a well-rounded introduction to neurosurgery.

Application

Check the residency program's webpage for specific deadlines, application requirements, and interview dates.

# of Locations

Residents work at several different clinic and hospital locations to gain diverse experiences in patient care and surgical techniques.

Fellowship

Recent graduates have pursued various fellowship opportunities in subspecialties, including neurosurgical oncology, pediatric neurosurgery, and functional neurosurgery. There are affiliated institutions known for these specialties that the program collaborates with.

Resident Life

Overview

The residency program at the Department of Neurosurgery is unique due to its emphasis on hands-on surgical experience, mentorship, and a collaborative approach to patient care.

On Call Schedule

# of Years of Program

The residency program typically lasts for seven years, which includes clinical training along with research opportunities.

Housing

No specific details about housing options or stipends provided.

Alumni

Information about alumni careers or fellowships not specified.

Salary & Benefits

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