St Luke’s Hospital – Anderson Campus Program

Program Identity & Fit

St. Luke's Neurology Residency is a community-hospital-based, university-affiliated four-year categorical program (with an integrated Internal Medicine PGY-1) built around a broad-based clinical curriculum spanning inpatient neurology, neurocritical care, EEG/EMG, child neurology, psychiatry, and a dedicated neuro-ophthalmology rotation at Wills Eye Hospital. The resident roster is drawn heavily from osteopathic and regional MD schools, and the program explicitly frames itself around close faculty mentorship, resident wellness/work-life balance, and integration into a teaching community that includes supervising medical students. Research is present through institutional infrastructure (IRB, REDCap, research symposium, post-doctoral research fellowship, clinical trials in neurosciences) but is not positioned as the program's defining feature; instead the emphasis is on well-rounded clinical competency and fellowship readiness. Graduates are described as going on to fellowships, indicating subspecialization is a common but not singularly emphasized outcome, alongside a comfortable path into general neurology practice.