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Megan Gupta1, Douglas R Nordli2, Moon Hee Hur3
1Child Neurology Resident, Children's Hospital Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, USA.
Abstract:
At the time of graduation from medical school, medical students have been exposed primarily to adult neurology and have limited exposure to child neurology. Child neurology is a unique field that encompasses caring for children with neurological conditions ranging from routine to rare. There are many opportunities for a variety of unique careers in child neurology including both in the inpatient and outpatient setting. This article aims to provide practical advice for the medical student interested in child neurology to best prepare for a successful match and rewarding career.
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