New York Presbyterian Hospital Program

The Emergency Medicine Residency Program at NewYork-Presbyterian is affiliated with Weill Cornell Medicine and Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons. It treats over 250,000 patients annually and holds Level 1 Adult and Pediatric Trauma Center designations. The program offers training in various subspecialties, such as medical education, ultrasound, medical toxicology, and others. The faculty are fellowship-trained and committed to training the next generation of emergency physicians.

The residents in this program have diverse backgrounds and interests, with opportunities for scholarly projects and mentorship. The curriculum includes academic practice tracks (APTs) to provide residents with exposure to different areas of emergency medicine. Residents participate in activities like morning report, journal clubs, and SIM lab experiences.

Research training is a key component of the program, with residents required to complete scholarly projects. The program provides opportunities for collaboration and mentorship within various academic institutions. The residency supports fellowships in areas such as healthcare Leadership and Management, Simulation, Ultrasound, Geriatric Emergency Medicine, and more.

Residents also benefit from a robust resident life and well-being program, including organized activities like the Family Welcome Dinner, Intern Day, and Annual Retreat. There is a focus on resident wellness and developing future leaders in medical education.

The salary and benefits at NewYork-Presbyterian are competitive, with benefits including medical, dental, life insurance, short and long-term disability, flexible spending accounts, financial planning, legal plans, retirement plans, and more. The program also includes a Frequently Asked Questions section addressing common concerns such as resident housing, attendance at national conferences, campus transportation, resident roles, and meal allowances.