UC Irvine Department of Neurological Surgery
⌖ Orange, California · United States
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Epilepsy surgery using state-of-the-art technologies within multidisciplinary patient care, with some research.
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Clinical · Functional & epilepsy
Epilepsy surgery using state-of-the-art technologies within multidisciplinary patient care, with some research.
UCI GME application requirements: trainees must comply with Medical Board of California (or Osteopathic Medical Board of California) licensing requirements before appointment and starting training. (Institution-wide GME page.)
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UCI GME application requirements: non-US citizens must obtain an ECFMG-sponsored J-1 visa or show US permanent residence; UCI does not offer H-1 visa sponsorship. International medical graduates need a current ECFMG certificate and USMLE scores. (Institution-wide GME page; confirm it applies to this non-ACGME fellowship.)
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UCI GME application requirements: trainees must comply with Medical Board of California (or Osteopathic Medical Board of California) licensing requirements before appointment and starting training. (Institution-wide GME page.) Examination requirements are not published. Language requirements are not published. UCI GME application requirements: non-US citizens must obtain an ECFMG-sponsored J-1 visa or show US permanent residence; UCI does not offer H-1 visa sponsorship. International medical graduates need a current ECFMG certificate and USMLE scores. (Institution-wide GME page; confirm it applies to this non-ACGME fellowship.)
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