In recruiting residents, we pay particular attention to the character of candidates with emphasis on a commitment to the principles of excellence, collegiality, and innovation.
The process for applying to the OU neurology residency program is as follows:
- We only receive applications through ERAS and we participate in the NRMP match
- The deadline for submission of applications is November 1
- Our program is categorical; residents who match in OU neurology are automatically accepted into OU internal medicine for the preliminary year
- For international medical graduates:
- No U.S. experience is required
- We sponsor J1 visas, but not H1B visas
- One cannot begin residency with an EAD—candidates may apply with an EAD, but must have either a green card or visa prior to starting the residency
- We give priority to interviewing candidates who pass the following screening criteria:
- USMLE step 1 with passing score on first attempt
- USMLE step 2 greater than 230
- Evidence of interest in neurology, for example,
- Research or publication in a neurologic field
- Extra or elective rotations in neurology during medical school
- Active participation in SIGN (Student Interest Group in Neurology)
- Previous neurology residency or portion thereof
- For medical school graduates > 10 years ago, neurology clinical experience within last 5 years
If you have any questions or comments, please contact:
- Fahd Sultan, MD, Residency Program Director, Fahd-Sultan@ouhsc.edu
- Ahmad Al-Awwad, MD, Associate Residency Program Director, Ahmad-AlAwwad@ouhsc.edu
- Peggy J. Wisdom, MD, Residency Recruiting Director, Peggy-Wisdom@ouhsc.edu
- Carole J. Clark, C-TAGME, Residency Program Coordinator, Carole-Clark@ouhsc.edu
- David Lee Gordon, MD, Vice Chair of Education, David-Gordon@ouhsc.edu
OUHSC Department of Neurology
920 Stanton L. Young Blvd., Suite 2040
Oklahoma City, OK 73104
T 405-271-4113
F 405-271-5723