NYU Grossman Long Island School of Medicine Program

The General Surgery Residency program at NYU Grossman Long Island School of Medicine provides a comprehensive educational experience aimed at training skilled surgeons dedicated to delivering compassionate and safe patient care. Led by Dr. Loretto A. Glynn and Dr. Jun L. Levine, the program emphasizes diversity, innovation, and professional development.

Residents in this program are assigned a faculty mentor to support their professional growth throughout their training. The program ensures that residents meet the requirements for certification by the American Board of Surgery upon completion. Additionally, the program boasts a 100 percent fellowship match rate for graduating residents.

The program offers both categorical and preliminary positions, with eligibility criteria including graduates of medical schools in the US and Canada accredited by the LCME, graduates of AOA-accredited osteopathic schools, and graduates of international medical schools meeting specific qualifications.

Clinical and basic science research opportunities are available, with a research track option. Residents have access to various conferences and educational activities, including surgical grand rounds, morbidity and mortality conferences, and robotic training.

The rotations cover a wide range of specialties, including General Surgery, Bariatric Surgery, Colorectal Surgery, Vascular Surgery, Cardiothoracic Surgery, Surgical Oncology, ENT, Breast Surgery, Acute Care, Trauma, Pediatric Surgery, Transplant Surgery, Burn Surgery, and Surgical Intensive Care.

The program aims to provide residents with progressively increasing responsibility, with a focus on developing clinical judgment, technical skills, and effective communication with patients and healthcare professionals. Research opportunities are encouraged, but participation is not mandatory.

For those considering applying, the minimum requirements include graduation from an accredited medical school, letters of recommendation from surgeons, official exam scores, and proof of US citizenship, permanent residency, or visa status for training in the US. Applications are accepted through ERAS, with a deadline of October 15 each year. Interview notifications are sent via email, and the program participates in the National Resident Matching Program.

Overall, the NYU Grossman Long Island School of Medicine General Surgery Residency program offers a structured and supportive environment for residents to develop into competent and compassionate surgeons ready for future leadership roles.