New York Medical College (Metropolitan) Program

The Internal Medicine Residency Program at NYC Health + Hospitals/Metropolitan, affiliated with New York Medical College (NYMC), offers a comprehensive training experience. With a rich history dating back to the late 1800s, this program provides diverse medical cases, catering to a wide variety of ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds. The affiliation between NYC Health + Hospitals/Metropolitan and NYMC provides an opportunity for residents to be part of a long-standing relationship aimed at high-quality medical education.

This program emphasizes training competent and empathetic physicians who are prepared to handle a broad spectrum of medical conditions. Residents gain exposure to various settings, including inpatient wards, primary care clinics, and subspecialty rotations. Didactic lectures, clinical decision-making opportunities, and scholarly activities are integral components of the training curriculum. The faculty members are supportive mentors who encourage residents to achieve their professional goals.

The schedule features a 4+1 block structure, focusing on a four-week rotation block followed by one week of ambulatory training. This unique schedule enhances educational experiences, continuity of care, and overall patient management.

The residency program accepts applications through ERAS, with a minimum USMLE score requirement of 220 and a deadline of December 30th. For international medical graduates, the program sponsors J-1 and H-1B visas following discussion during the interview process. The program is competitive, receiving over 7000 applications during the last cycle.

The diverse patient population at NYC Health + Hospitals/Metropolitan allows residents to experience a wide range of medical conditions. The program values diversity, inclusion, and resident wellness, offering support and opportunities to explore New York City.

Residents have access to a vibrant city life that includes culture, entertainment, and food, making it an enriching experience outside of clinical duties. The program also aligns with ACGME/NY State duty hour regulations to ensure a balanced learning environment for all residents.