Welcome to the University of Florida Child Neurology Residency Program, a leading national training program in child neurology (pediatric neurology)!
Our mission is to expand the frontiers of clinical care, education, and research in our field as we strive for excellence, creativity, and innovation. Our goal is to provide an outstanding educational environment for the next generation of child neurologists.
The Department of Pediatrics at the University of Florida is home to over 120 faculty members and over 60 residents and fellows. The UF Health Shands Children’s Hospital represents the only quaternary-care academic pediatric center in North Florida. Accordingly, we are dedicated to excellence and provide our patients and families with top-tier service. While our patient care services are focused upon improving the health of Florida’s children, through medical education and biomedical research we hope to improve children’s lives within the greater Gator Nation and around the world.
We are excited to welcome you to the University of Florida Child Neurology Residency Program.
Program Leaders
DIRECTOR, CHILD NEUROLOGY RESIDENCY PROGRAM
Carla Zingariello, DO
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, CHILD NEUROLOGY RESIDENCY PROGRAM
S Parrish P Winesett, M.D.
UF Pediatric Residency Program
The UF Pediatric Residency Program is committed to developing the best possible pediatric physicians. The curriculum was created so that all graduates leave as competent and prepared pediatricians. The goal of our program is to engender in new physicians the importance of advocacy, community, and recognizing when patients are in need.
You will spend your first two years as a pediatric resident at UF. Please click the button below to view what it is like to be a pediatric resident.
About Gainesville
Gainesville is a university community located in North Central Florida midway between the Atlantic coast and the Gulf of Mexico. The area is known for its natural beauty with its stately live oaks and many springs, lakes, and rivers.
Florida Statewide Pediatric Neurology Grand Rounds
A collaboration of pediatric neurologists from around the state of Florida helping physicians and advanced practice providers learn about the latest advances in pediatric neurology.
Research Opportunities
Child neurology residents are encouraged to become involved in research projects during their training, and such projects will be tailored to the personal interests of the individual trainees. Opportunities range from single case reports to retrospective studies to clinical trials to in-depth laboratory experiences