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Exceptional neurosurgical training in Boston

The Neurosurgery Residency Program at Tufts Medical Center in downtown Boston offers comprehensive neurosurgical training in a high-volume academic medical center. Residents gain hands-on experience in the operating room and at the bedside while learning from expert neurosurgeons who prioritize education, mentorship and progressive independence.

Our Boston-based neurosurgery program blends clinical excellence with research opportunities. Residents participate in a wide range of neurosurgical procedures and are encouraged to explore the connection between clinical care and basic science. A strong team culture supported by physician assistants, nurse practitioners and faculty ensures residents are well prepared for independent practice and academic leadership.

Neurosurgery residency highlights:

  • Location in downtown Boston provides access to diverse and complex cases
  • Mentorship-focused training with increasing surgical independence
  • Opportunities for research in clinical and basic neurosciences
  • Collaborative team environment with experienced faculty and advanced practice providers

Graduates of our program leave with the skills, confidence and academic foundation to lead in any neurosurgical setting.

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