Westchester Medical Center Program

The Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Residency Training Program at Westchester Medical Center Health Network is a newly established ACGME-accredited categorical four-year residency training program. They offer comprehensive training and education in all aspects of PM&R, including strong clinical foundations, weekly lectures, seminars, journal clubs, and board reviews. The program includes a diverse range of clinical rotations at various affiliated training sites, such as MidHudson Regional Hospital, Burke Rehabilitation Hospital, James J. Peters VA Medical Center, and Blythedale Children's Hospital.

The program aims to provide residents with experience in various clinical settings and subspecialty areas, preparing them for independent clinical practice. The faculty serve as mentors, guiding residents through their training and helping them grow as compassionate physicians. The program has a robust educational curriculum that includes core lectures, grand rounds, journal clubs, radiology rounds, challenging cases discussions, anatomy lab sessions, and research opportunities.

Applicants interested in this program must apply through ERAS, with the application cycle typically starting in October. Qualified candidates from accredited allopathic or osteopathic schools may apply for the categorical program for enrollment at the PGY-1 level in July. International applicants have additional requirements, including reporting USMLE scores, ECFMG certification, and eligibility for employment by the start of training. Visas accepted include J1 Visa and H-1B Visa for exceptional applicants.

Interviews are conducted virtually and held from November through January. The program participates in the National Residency Matching Program, with a program code provided for applicants. The program team is available to address any questions applicants may have about the program or the application process.