They have been highly successful in obtaining the residency programs throughout the United States, with the majority choosing primary care training in Nebraska. The College of Medicine offers residency programs in Anesthesiology , Child Psychiatry, Family Medicine , Internal Medicine , Neurology , Neurosurgery , Obstetrics and Gynecology , Ophthalmology , Oral Surgery, Orthopaedic Surgery , Otolaryngology , Pathology , Pediatrics , Primary Care, Psychiatry , Radiology, Surgery, and Urology. These programs are integrated with affiliated community hospitals to provide a broad experience in graduate medical education. The College provides continuing education for practicing physicians, nurses, and those in the allied health professions. The Medical Center offers over 125 on-campus courses each year.
Medical students are welcome to attend most scheduled programs.
The Graduate College of the University of Nebraska conducts programs on each of the four University of Nebraska campuses. In addition, there are interdisciplinary Training Programs in Cancer Research, Environmental Toxicology and Carcinogenesis, and Pharmacological Sciences. The four year course of studies leading to the degree of Doctor of Medicine is designed by the faculty to provide the best possible training for future practitioners. The curriculum ensures that students develop the understanding, clinical skills and knowledge needed for residency training and practice. The Nebraska graduate develops superior skills in problem solving and clinical reasoning, extensive knowledge of the biomedical and psychosocial sciences and learns skills needed for lifelong learning of medicine.