Henry Ford Warren Hospital Program

Program Identity & Fit

Henry Ford Warren Hospital's Neurology Residency is a community-based program that emphasizes strong outpatient continuity clinic experience alongside inpatient neurology, stroke, EMG, EEG, and child neurology rotations, producing graduates who practice autonomously across a spectrum from subspecialty academic medicine to general outpatient neurology. The program has a dual-track PGY1 structure (varying internal medicine months) feeding into a standard PGY2-4 curriculum built around inpatient neurology blocks, EMG/EEG exposure, movement disorders, and elective time, with structured weekly didactics, board review, and RITE preparation. Its stated identity centers on collegial, collaborative training ("a voice given to every member") rather than a research or quaternary-referral mission, and it relies on partnerships with community subspecialists rather than an internal fellowship pipeline for subspecialty depth. The program appears to value well-rounded clinical competence and board readiness over research productivity, positioning graduates for general or outpatient-focused neurology practice as much as further subspecialty training.