New York Presbyterian Hospital (Columbia Campus) Program

The Surgery Residency Program at NewYork-Presbyterian Queens offers a comprehensive training experience for surgical residents. The program emphasizes growth and development through a structured didactic program and ample opportunities for clinical research. Residents are exposed to a high volume of complex cases across all major surgical specialties, providing a well-rounded experience. Graduates emerge with proficiency in treating a wide range of clinical problems and are entrusted with clinical material in sub-specialties.

Program highlights include high operative volumes, dedicated faculty committed to resident education, a diverse hospital and patient community, and majority of clinical rotations assigned at one site. The program also supports research opportunities for residents.

The application requirements include completing the ERAS application, having USMLE scores of 220 or higher on the first attempt, submitting a Dean's letter, official medical school transcript, personal statement, curriculum vitae, and two letters of recommendation. For the 2023-2024 academic year, the program will offer 5 categorical general surgery positions and 6 undesignated preliminary positions.

NewYork-Presbyterian Queens no longer sponsors new incoming H1 visas but continues to sponsor J1 visas. US clinical experience is preferred but not mandatory. The program also follows a non-discrimination policy to provide equal opportunities to all applicants.

The program offers a diverse and immersive experience for residents interested in pursuing a career in surgery, providing exposure to a range of surgical specialties and fostering a commitment to comprehensive training. Residents are well-prepared for successful careers in general surgery or in their chosen subspecialty.