Education
Residencies in Neurology
The neurology residency program at the University of Utah is a comprehensive three-year program, fully accredited by the Accreditation Council of Graduate Medical Education (ACGME), which provides each resident with thorough grounding in neurology as a clinical discipline. In 2011, our residency program successfully became re-accredited by the ACGME through the year 2023.
Fellowships in Neurology
At the University of Utah, our neurology department offers several areas of further specialization including: ACGME-accredited programs, UCNS accredited programs, and programs for which no standard accreditation has been established.
Electives in Neurology
Medical students, students in the physician's assistant program and pharmacy students may rotate on the neurology service. Medical students at the University of Utah School of Medicine have a scheduled one-month rotation in neurology. The rotation includes: two weeks in-patient service, which includes our neuro-intensive care service and two weeks in both general neurology and subspecialty clinics.
Shadowing Sessions, Observerships, & Volunteering in Neurology
Affiliates looking to pursue unique educational and/or research opportunities in the Department of Neurology can elect one of three routes: Shadower, Clinical Observer, or Volunteer. Each of these experiences is set by a varying list of conditions and restrictions.
Join Grand Rounds
Next Session
Wednesdays at 9:00 a.m. MT
Upcoming Presentations: May 7, 2025
Please join us for a presentation by our Autoimmune Neurology fellow here in the Department of Neurology at the University of Utah:
- "Shooting in the Dark? A Single Center Experience in Neural Autoantibody Panel Testing," by Jasmine Pascoe, MD
Passcode: Neuro
Condition-Specific Resources & Training
Faculty with the Department of Neurology have created resources and training specific to several conditions and aspects of neurologic care.
Dizzy School™
Headache School™
END Institute (EEG Training)
The Dizzy School™ is brought to you by the Utah Chronic Dizziness Collaborative (UCDC), a group of therapists and doctors working collaboratively across multiple health care systems to support patients and mobilize healing pathways for chronic dizziness across the Wasatch Front/Salt Lake region. The UCDC was formed in 2021 by Janene Holmberg, PT, (Intermountain Health) and Judith Warner, MD, (Department of Neurology, Spencer Fox Eccles School of Medicine). Since then, the UCDC has been working to be a resource for both patients experiencing chronic dizziness and their physicians.
The Headache School™ is brought to you by the University of Utah Department of Neurology's Headache Outreach Program and the University of Pennsylvania Department of Neurology.
Our mission is to educate sufferers of migraine and headaches in a collaborative, supportive environment. Our vision is to eliminate suffering for migraine and headache through education.
The Utah END Institute is a training and educational program for neurodiagnostic technologists. It is a subsidiary of University of Utah Health at the University of Utah Hospital in Salt Lake City, Utah. Those enrolled in the Institute receive specialized clinical training in recording the electrical activity of the nervous system. Technologists learn to operate various instruments and equipment. They develop skills and techniques to provide the best quality neurodiagnostic studies available. The program and its staff are dedicated to excellence, quality care, and exceptional patient service.
