Indiana University School of Medicine Neurological Surgery Residency

Indianapolis, IndianaUniversityTrains at Indiana University Health

#24

of 122 neurological surgery residency programs · likely range #18 to #30

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How it scores

  • Clinical training59Top half in neurological surgery
  • Faculty depth71Top half in neurological surgery
  • Research78Top 25% in neurological surgery
  • Pay and cost of living73Top half in neurological surgery

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At a glance

ProgramIndiana University School of Medicine Neurological Surgery Residency
LocationIndianapolis, Indiana
Main training hospitalIndiana University Health
SettingUniversity
PGY-1 salary$68,100 (2026-27)
Typical one-bedroom rent nearby$963 a month
Pay against rentMonthly pay covers rent 5.9 times
Visa sponsorshipNot stated
Positions a year—

Pay, size and visa policy come from what the program publishes. Confirm them with the program before you apply.

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Questions

Where is the Indiana University School of Medicine neurological surgery residency?

The program trains residents in Indianapolis, Indiana. Its main training hospital is Indiana University Health.

How much do neurological surgery residents earn at Indiana University School of Medicine?

PGY-1 residents earn $68,100 a year (2026-27), as published by the program. A typical one-bedroom nearby rents for about $963 a month.

Does Indiana University School of Medicine sponsor visas for neurological surgery residents?

The program's website does not say. Ask the program before you apply.

How is Indiana University School of Medicine ranked for neurological surgery?

It ranks #24 of 122 neurological surgery programs in our 2027 rankings. Rankings weigh the hospitals where residents train, faculty depth, research and pay against local rent. No reputation surveys are used.

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