教育和培训|Overview
Training is part of Boston Children’s Hospital’s core mission. The Department of Neurology’s clinical training programs provide broad, rigorous medical training across an extremely diverse spectrum of patients and access to cutting-edge technologies.
Child Neurology Residency Training Program
Are you ready to be a future leader in child neurology? The three-yearChild Neurology residency program at Boston Children’s跨多个年代提供广泛而深入的培训ubspecialties, applying the latest technology and digital tools. Trainees have an opportunity to work with one of the world’s most diverse patient populations and engage in basic, clinical and translational research.
All residents receive strong mentorship and career planning advice, so our graduates are well positioned to receive NIH funding and other grants and publish their work in high-impact journals.
Why do a neurology residency at Boston Children’s Hospital?
- close relationships with clinical leadership
- large, diverse patient population
- one-on-one consult rotations in intensive care units
- international rotations
- cutting-edge research facilities
- interpersonal skills practice with trained actors
- collegial, family-friendly training environment
We accept approximately five new residents per year.Learn about the residency program and download a brochure.
Neurodevelopmental Disorders Program
TheNeurodevelopmental Disabilities (NDD) residency programis a four-year curriculum for physicians who have completed two core pediatric training years in an ACGME-accredited program. Residents train in both child neurology and developmental medicine, learning from some of the best practitioners and researchers in the nation. Residents are chosen for their academic credentials, interpersonal and intrapersonal relationship skills, dedication and unselfishness.Learn aboutthe Neurodevelopmental disorders residency program.
Clinical Neurophysiology / Epilepsy Fellowship Program
The Neurology Department’s Division of Epilepsy and Clinical Neurophysiology offers a one-year fellowship program that trains academically oriented physicians to become comprehensively trained pediatric clinical neurophysiologists and epileptologists.
The program will familiarize physicians who have completed their training in child neurology with state-of-the-art diagnostic and therapeutic methods in the epilepsy/clinical neurophysiology field.
The clinical neurophysiology and epilepsy training programs are ACGME accredited. By the end of their year of training, fellows are eligible to take the clinical neurophysiology or epilepsy subspecialty boards of theAmerican Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, if they have previously completed an accredited residency program in neurology.
Currently, we offer four positions per year. Individual fellows may occasionally be offered a second year of research or other subspeciality training, depending on availability of funding.Learn about the Clinical Neurophysiology / Epilepsy Fellowship Program.
Electroneurodiagnostic Technology Program
The 12-monthElectroneurodiagnostic (END) Technology Programat Boston Children's offers training in the art and science of clinical neurophysiologic technology. The program runs from June to June and prepares students for eventual certification as a Registered Electrocephalography Technologist (REEGT).
The END program combines classroom teaching with extensive hand-on training. Each trainee will become proficient in carrying out routine EEG studies and will be exposed to related types of testing such asevoked potentials, epilepsy monitoring and sleep technology. Trainees can also receive three additional months of optional training in Sleep and Long-Term Monitoring (LTM).Learn more.