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MEDICAL STUDENT ROTATION

Students in the their 3rd and 4th years of medical service rotate through on the North Neurosurgical Service where they take part in the they are a key member of the team assisting with morning rounds, procedures, and have schedule teaching sessions with the attendings to review anatomy, physiology, and pathology. This rotation is a great opportunity to explore the field of Neurovascular, Neuroncology, Spine, Pediatrics, and Functional neurosurgery. If you are a Harvard medical student please contact your registrar regarding setting up a rotation. For other students, sub-internships, and other students, please contact our office directly with any questions at

Please contact the program director’s office at 617-726-3887. For information call 617-432-1515 or visit the HMS website at:http://medcatalog.harvard.edu

Select clinical neurosurgery number SU509M.3A to ensure you are assigned to Massachusetts General Hospital Neurosurgery.

Department of Neurosurgery
Massachuessetts General Hospital
55 Fruit Street -- White 502
Boston MA 02114
617.726.8583

Paul H. Chpaman M.D.
Nicholas T. Zervas Professor of Neurosurgery
Director of MGH Neurosurgery Residency Training Program


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