The Residency Program at Weill Cornell Medicine prides itself on developing highly qualified neurologists. The benefits of our comprehensive educational program are enhanced by our ability to offer an abundant and diverse patient population. Within the program, we also strive to identify, select, and cultivate physicians with special aptitudes for careers in research, education, leadership, advocacy, and administration.
Our neurology residency program emphasizes an approach to neurological problems with clinical reasoning based on an understanding of the pathophysiology of neurological dysfunction and disease. Trainees learn to diagnose accurately, treat effectively, and understand the impact of social and psychological factors on neurologic symptoms.
Our four-year program offers 9 categorical positions each year.
Residency Program Application
Come join our diverse, accomplished team of residents at our renowned teaching hospital in one of the most exciting cities in the world. Our program encourages trainees to develop advanced skills and knowledge and provides opportunities to participate in clinical, basic science, or research.
Our Residents
Learn more about our classes of highly accomplished residents, including their specialties and career goals post residency.
Teaching Program
To provide a rich educational experience, the Department of Neurology maintains a varied roster of neurology teaching conferences and educational activities at NewYork-Presbyterian and Weill Cornell Medicine and Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.
Resident Research and Educator Tracks
Neurology residents at Weill Cornell Medicine participate in scholarly activities in order to gain valuable experience in research, study design, publications, and identifying candidates for clinical trials.
Housing and Stipends
Neurology residents are eligible for housing in apartment buildings close to the hospital and are provided with stipends in keeping with those offered by similar institutions in the city.
Rotations Schedule
See the schedule of rotations for our four-year categorical neurology residency program, which includes the PGY-1 Internship featuring internal medicine, neurology, and psychiatry.
New York City
NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center is part of a dense, vibrant biomedical complex on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. Neurology residents also benefit from the city’s diverse cultural and recreational resources.
