Rush University Medical Center Department of Neurological Surgery
⌖ Chicago, Illinois · United States
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Basic angiographic and endovascular patient management, outpatient clinic, surgical management and post-operative care of cerebrovascular disorders, cadaver and animal endovascular courses, monthly cerebrovascular case conference and a 1,900-square-foot preclinical catheterisation laboratory.
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Neurosurgery: completion of an ACGME-accredited neurosurgery residency or foreign equivalent. Neurology: ABMS neurology board certification plus an ACGME-accredited vascular/stroke neurology fellowship with at least three months of neurointensive care, or a UCNS- or CAST-approved neurocritical care fellowship. Radiology: ABMS radiology certification in neuroradiology plus at least six months of clinical service in neurosurgery, vascular neurology or neurocritical care.
Clinical · Neurointervention
Neurointerventional fellowship match (SNIS process)
Institution-wide Rush GME policy: house staff need a temporary (training) or permanent unrestricted Illinois licence, obtained at their own expense; Rush recommends all fellows obtain a permanent licence.
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Institution-wide Rush GME: Rush provides services to support J-1 exchange visitors and TN or H-1B candidates; programme-specific sponsorship must be confirmed.
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Neurosurgery: completion of an ACGME-accredited neurosurgery residency or foreign equivalent. Neurology: ABMS neurology board certification plus an ACGME-accredited vascular/stroke neurology fellowship with at least three months of neurointensive care, or a UCNS- or CAST-approved neurocritical care fellowship. Radiology: ABMS radiology certification in neuroradiology plus at least six months of clinical service in neurosurgery, vascular neurology or neurocritical care.
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Institution-wide Rush house-staff benefits: education stipend (USD 2,000 for second year and above), USD 1,500 yearly wellness/meal allowance, USD 600 technology stipend, USD 5,000 workforce investment stipend, four weeks' paid vacation, 403(b) with 6% match, and paid parental/caregiver leave. Programme fees are not published. Institution-wide Rush house-staff insurance: medical (HSA or PPO plan, cost-shared), employer-paid employee-only dental, vision, free USD 50,000 group term life and individual disability insurance. Accommodation support is not published.
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Institution-wide Rush GME policy: house staff need a temporary (training) or permanent unrestricted Illinois licence, obtained at their own expense; Rush recommends all fellows obtain a permanent licence. Examination requirements are not published. Language requirements are not published. Institution-wide Rush GME: Rush provides services to support J-1 exchange visitors and TN or H-1B candidates; programme-specific sponsorship must be confirmed.
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