Residency Program
Welcome Message From the Program Director
Our mission is to “train compassionate and professional neurologists equipped with the capacity for excellence in the evaluation and management of patients with neurologic symptoms and diseases in both community and academic practice, with an emphasis on reducing healthcare disparities”.
While we are a large academic center, the program is able to maintain close communication between faculty, staff and residents, supporting an intimate and collaborative learning environment. We look forward to welcoming you to our USC family and continuing the strong tradition of neurological residency training in Los Angeles!
Training and Education
Residency Programs
The USC/Los Angeles General Medical Center Neurology Residency is based at Los Angeles General Medical Center and Keck Hospital of USC. We offer a fully Integrated 4 year program, starting in PGY1 year for our entire matching class. All PGY1 residents rotate equally through Keck Hospital of USC and Los Angeles General Medical Center. PGY1 residents will also rotate through Neurology services at both sites, and participate in weekly Neurology didactics. PGY1-4 Residents are exposed to a tremendous range of clinical opportunities, taking advantage of the relative strengths at both Keck Hospital and Los Angeles General Medical Center. The residency combines excellence in didactic teaching with incredible clinical exposure serving a diverse patient population living in the greater Los Angeles area. Six candidates for the residency program in adult neurology are accepted each year.
Fellowship Programs
Fellowships are available in the following subspecialties, each with a full faculty complement offering active research opportunities and outstanding clinical exposure: Headache Fellowship, Movement Disorders Fellowship, Neuro–Critical Care Fellowship, Vascular Neurology Fellowship, Neuro-immunology Fellowship, Clinical Neurophysiology Fellowship, Epilepsy Fellowship, Intraoperative Monitoring Fellowship and Neurobehavioral Fellowship.

Jennifer Hui, MD
Program Director, Neurology Residency
Clinical Associate Professor of Neurology