Adult Neurology Residency (Florida)
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Adult Neurology Residency (Florida) supports physicians through clinical training, research, and scholarly activity at Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville to prepare them for neurological practice.
Funder: Mayo Clinic
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (NRMP rank list) | September 2027 (ERAS application)
Funding Amounts: Four-year residency; stipend and benefits information available from Mayo Clinic
Summary: A clinical neurology residency in Jacksonville, Florida, combining patient care, scientific training, and scholarly activity to prepare physicians for neurological practice.
Key Information: The included preliminary internal medicine year is available only to trainees completing all residency training at Mayo Clinic in Florida.
Description
Mayo Clinic’s Adult Neurology Residency in Jacksonville, Florida, combines extensive clinical experience with scientific principles and methods of clinical investigation. The four-year program consists of an initial internal medicine year followed by three years of adult neurology training. It brings community practice into an academic setting, with diagnostic, therapeutic, and research facilities, a multidisciplinary simulation center, and a patient-centered, learner-focused curriculum.
Residents care for diverse patients with common and uncommon neurological disorders across inpatient and outpatient settings. Faculty representing all neurology subspecialties support interests in patient care, education, and research. Elective time and interdisciplinary collaboration allow residents to tailor training to their career goals, while scholarly activity, mentoring, and clinical research resources support their development as neurologists.
