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MedStar Georgetown-NIH Neurology Residency Program (MGNNR)

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InstitutionNational Institutes of Health Clinical Center
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About the program

The NINDS/NIH and MedStar Georgetown University Hospital (Georgetown) have partnered to create a specialized ACGME accredited neurology residency training track. The goal of this training program is to create a unique clinical experience and research training opportunity that will train the future leaders in neuroscience research.

Specialty
Neurology
Track
residency
Location
Bethesda, MD
Institution
National Institutes of Health Clinical Center

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