NYU Grossman Long Island School of Medicine Program

The Internal Medicine Residency program at NYU Grossman Long Island School of Medicine's Department of Medicine aims to develop superior clinicians and academicians in internal medicine and its subspecialties. They offer a nurturing learning environment that encourages clinical excellence and scholarship for resident physicians interested in internal medicine, primary care, or hospital medicine. Residents provide primary and tertiary care clinical services for patients from diverse backgrounds at NYU Langone Hospital—Long Island and affiliated practices throughout Long Island.

The program provides ample time for research, with residents regularly publishing work in scientific journals and presenting at national and regional conferences. Residents are well-prepared to enter private practice, academic medicine, or pursue competitive fellowship training upon completion of the program.

Application details include participation in the National Resident Matching Program (The Match) and acceptance of applications through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). The deadline for Internal Medicine Residency applications is December 1 annually, with interviews typically held from November to January for positions starting in June. The program offers a three-year categorical medicine residency track and a one-year preliminary medicine residency track.

The Internal Medicine Residency program supports 38 residents annually, comprising 22 categorical interns and 16 preliminary interns. The program emphasizes medical knowledge, interpersonal skills, continuous assessment, teamwork with the healthcare system, professionalism, and personal growth. Clinical training includes a two-week block model for ambulatory education and various elective opportunities based on residents' professional interests. Residents also engage in diverse research opportunities during their training.

For further information about the Internal Medicine Residency curriculum and application process, individuals can contact [email protected] or at 516-663-8794.