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The Department of Neurological Surgery at the University of Chicago is offering a one-year Neurotrauma Fellowship. Designed to provide an intensive and transformative experience, our one-year program is committed to shaping skilled neurosurgeons capable of addressing the multifaceted challenges of complex cranial and spinal trauma. Our fundamental aim is to cultivate decision-makers who thrive on evidence-based practices, ensuring that every aspect of trauma management aligns with the highest standards of care.
With a profound focus on both trauma clinical care and cutting-edge research, our program molds aspiring neurosurgeons for diverse career pathways. Whether you're drawn to an academic journey or a clinical pursuit, our rigorous training equips you with the necessary skills and insights to excel. Embark on this transformative opportunity, where you will not only acquire specialized expertise in neurotrauma management but also become part of a dynamic community committed to advancing the field. Join us as we shape the next generation of neurosurgeons prepared to make a significant impact in the world of complex cranial and spinal trauma.
Prospective candidates should have successfully completed a residency in Neurological Surgery and meet the State of Illinois' requirements for medical licensure.
All applicants must be authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis as of the program start date. If sponsorship is needed, J-1 visas are preferred. Requests for H-1B sponsorship are considered on a case-by-case basis and based on the unique circumstances of the case and the needs of the University of Chicago Medical Center. The GME Office will provide facilitation assistance with visa sponsorship and processing.
Application requirements include:
- Letter of interest
- Curriculum Vitae
- Two Letters of recommendation
- Applicant must have completed an ACGME (or foreign equivalent) accredited neurosurgery residency program by the time of the start of the fellowship date. Please provide a diploma or a notice of good standing.
- Copies of USMLE scores and your ECGMG certificate if applicable.
Upon reviewing applications, selected candidates will be invited for a personal interview with our esteemed faculty members and staff. One candidate per year will be chosen from the received and reviewed applications. Trainees from across the globe are encouraged to apply.
Direct Contact Information:
Program DirectorDr. Paramita Das
Email: paramita.das@uchicagomedicine.org
Education Manager
Amy Johnson
Email: ajohnson1@bsd.uchicago.edu.
Office: (773) 834-0685
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