Penn Medicine / University of Pennsylvania, Department of Neurosurgery
⌖ Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · United States
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Divisions: spine and peripheral nerve; cerebrovascular and neurointerventional; neuro-oncology; stereotactic and functional.
Decision-critical fields are separated into published information, partial signals and questions that require direct confirmation.
International physicians, researchers and students who meet eligibility requirements are invited to apply; approved participants typically enter on J-1 visas, some observing 3 months or less may enter on B-1 as permitted; health coverage of at least $50,000 per accident/illness required.
Observership · General & multi-subspecialty
Divisions: spine and peripheral nerve; cerebrovascular and neurointerventional; neuro-oncology; stereotactic and functional.
No programme-specific licensing field is recorded in the cited profile. Confirm directly with the host and regulator.
No programme-specific language score is recorded in the cited profile. Confirm the clinical working language and any formal test requirement.
Non-US citizens typically enter on a J-1 visa; observers in a clinical setting for three months or less may enter on a B-1 visa.
NeuroSurgFellow does not guarantee admission, licensing, visas, employment, funding or operative privileges. Requirements may change by intake and appointment.
Checked 15 Oct 2026. Unavailable details below were not published in the cited material and have not been guessed.
Current US physicians and students and current non-US citizens; case-by-case offers to others including those who have completed formal graduate medical education.
The official page does not publish funding details.
Benefits not published in this profile. Programme fees are not published. Non-US citizens: medical benefits of at least $50,000 per accident or illness, $7,500 repatriation of remains, $10,000 medical evacuation, deductible no more than $500. Accommodation support is not published.
Registration requirements need direct confirmation. Examination requirements are not published. Language requirements are not published. Non-US citizens typically enter on a J-1 visa; observers in a clinical setting for three months or less may enter on a B-1 visa.
1 sourced pathway is currently indexed for this institution.
