Elective and Observership Opportunities
Our neurology clinic is a premier neurology clinic situated in Beverly Hills and Los Angeles, in the heart of Southern California. We are dedicated to providing exceptional care to patients with neurological conditions, via in-person and telehealth visits.
We are excited to offer a specialized 4-week Neurology Elective program, designed to provide in-depth exposure to the clinical system in the United States, including both in-person and telehealth neurological evaluations. This elective is particularly tailored for international medical graduates eager to enhance their learning and qualify for residency programs in the U.S. Participants who complete their 4-week clinical rotation with distinction will receive a letter of recommendation (LOR).
To ensure commitment among applicants, a non-refundable application fee of $200 is required.
Please be aware that after submitting your application for specific Observership dates, the chosen dates cannot be altered. Should you need to change your rotation dates for any reason, you must submit a new application along with the requisite application fee.
No available rotation dates at this moment. Applications not accepted.
If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact our office at (310) 774-7025 or email us at info@achillesneurology.com
Frequently asked questions
If you have anything else you want to ask, call us, or send us an email.
Do you offer neurology observerships for international medical graduates (IMGs)?
Yes, we offer structured neurology observerships for qualified IMGs interested in MS, neuroimmunology, and general neurology, subject to availability and application review. However, there is no current availability and new applications are not accepted.
What are the requirements for a neurology observership in your clinic?
Requirements typically include proof of medical training, a CV, letters of recommendation, English proficiency, and visa considerations when applicable. Details are outlined in the observership/electives page.
How long do neurology electives or observerships last?
Rotation length varies, but many electives are 2–4 weeks. Longer experiences may be possible depending on scheduling and visa status.
Can an observership or elective help my chances for residency?
A focused observership can provide US clinical exposure, letters of recommendation, and a deeper understanding of neurology practice, all of which can strengthen your residency application.
How do I apply for a neurology observership or elective?
You can apply using the instructions on the electives page, which usually include submitting an application form, CV, and supporting documents. Early application helps with planning and visa timelines.