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National Capital ConsortiumNeurology Residency Program
Bethesda, MD
Continued AccreditationACGME #1801021144
National Capital Consortium is an ACGME-accredited Neurology residency program in Bethesda, MD. It has 5 PGY-1 positions per year and approximately 17 residents in training. MatchPath compiles this profile from ACGME, FREIDA, and NRMP public data; IMG acceptance, J-1 and H-1B visa sponsorship, USMLE Step 2 CK requirements, and PGY-1 salary are available on the full profile.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is National Capital Consortium located?
- National Capital Consortium is located in Bethesda, MD.
- Is National Capital Consortium ACGME-accredited?
- Yes — National Capital Consortium holds continued ACGME accreditation.
- How many residents are at National Capital Consortium?
- National Capital Consortium has approximately 17 residents in training.
- Does National Capital Consortium accept International Medical Graduates (IMGs)?
- National Capital Consortium is a US Neurology residency program, based in Bethesda, MD. IMG acceptance varies by year and program. Sign in to MatchPath to see National Capital Consortium's IMG acceptance rate, visa sponsorship, and USMLE Step 2 CK cutoff where reported.
- Does National Capital Consortium sponsor J-1 or H-1B visas?
- Visa sponsorship is set by each program and its sponsoring institution. Sign in to MatchPath to see whether National Capital Consortium sponsors J-1 or H-1B visas for IMG applicants.
- What USMLE Step 2 CK score does National Capital Consortium require?
- Step 2 CK expectations differ by specialty and program. MatchPath shows the Step 2 CK cutoff National Capital Consortium reports — sign in to view it and compare it against your score.
- What is the resident salary at National Capital Consortium?
- Resident salary is set by the sponsoring institution and rises each training year, from PGY-1 through completion. Sign in to MatchPath to see National Capital Consortium's reported salary where available.
- How do I apply to National Capital Consortium?
- US residency programs accept applications through ERAS and rank applicants through the NRMP Match. Applications open in the fall, interviews run through winter, and Match results release in March. Save National Capital Consortium to your MatchPath tracker to manage it across the cycle.