UPMC/University of Pittsburgh is recruiting neurology fellows for the 2026 academic year across several subspecialties, including clinical neuroimmunology/MS, ACGME-accredited neuromuscular, neuro-oncology, and women’s neurology. The programs offer balanced training across didactics, scholarly work, and clinical experience, with a strong focus on career development and board preparation. Standout perk: optional second research year and (for qualified candidates in Women’s Neurology) up to 50% protected research time.
- Optional second research year
- Balanced didactics, scholarship, and clinical work
- Up to 50% protected research time
clinical neuroimmunology and multiple sclerosis (MS) one ACGME accredited neuromuscular fellowship opportunity for the
academic year. Applications are being accepted through January 31, 2026. NeuroOncology for the year
. There is an optional 2nd research year available for interested applicants.
This fellowship offers a unique chance to a balanced training experience between structured didactics, scholarly activities, and clinical experience. We take a special interest in career development and subspecialty board preparation for our fellows while balancing life and enjoying Pittsburgh. We are seeking individuals who are currently in their fourth year of an ACGME accredited Neurology residency program.
Women's Neurology beginning July 2026
. This fellowship provides specialized training at the interface between neurological disorders and women's health across the lifespan.
This fellowship can follow directly after neurology residency, or before or after fellowship training in any neurological subspecialty. Our fellows train with the top women's neurology experts in the field, including Women's Neurology Division Chief Dr. Eliza Miller (Vascular Neurology), Chair of Neurology Dr. Page Pennell (Epilepsy), and Dr. Angela O'Neal, a national leader in Women's Neurology education and clinical care, who recently joined our division as Fellowship Director and Director of Women's Neurology Education. Fellows will work with multiple subspecialists with a dedicated interest in women's neurological health, and an integrated multidisciplinary practice setting in Magee-Womens Hospital, where over 10,000 deliveries occur annually. Elective time will be tailored to the fellow's clinical and research interests. Career development opportunities will be supported, and up to 50% protected time for research will be offered to qualified candidates wishing to pursue a clinical research track.
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