The staff at the UH Neurological Institute is dedicated to training the leaders of the future in all areas of the neurosciences. Our programs have a tradition of preparing residents for successful and rewarding careers.

Joint faculty from UH Case Medical Center and Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine offer residency training programs in neurology and neurosurgery that are accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME). In 2008 both programs received the best possible, unconditional five-year ACGME reaccreditation.

Neurology Residency  •  Learn More

This residency program offers a Four-Year Categorical Program that includes a PGY-1 year of internal medicine training and an Advanced Program (PGY-2 through PYG-4 years). Ten residents are selected annually with eight accepted into the Four-Year Categorical Program and two into the Advanced Program.

Neurosurgery Residency  •  Learn More

This residency program is six years and offers residents opportunities to achieve their professional goals. Many residents pursue academic careers and spend two full years in basic or translational research.