Mount Sinai School of Medicine is enjoying one of the most exciting chapters in its history, and our clinical and research faculty have contributed to this remarkable period. Our research faculty has been extraordinary, as reported by the level of National Institutes of Health funding—now in the top twenty in the United States—and by its top twenty five ranking in US News & World Report.
Mount Sinai School of Medicine is ranked among the leading medical schools in the nation. Located in one of the world's most diverse and resource-rich cities, our campus enables faculty and students to move effortlessly between the bedside and the bench.
The mission of the graduate school is to provide rigorous training in basic science as well as patient-based research that will prepare our students for leadership roles in the scientific challenge that will dominate the 21st century: the translation of scientific discovery to clinical innovation.
The Mount Sinai Consortium for Graduate Medical Education is one of the largest graduate medical education organizations of its kind in the United States and provides resources and support to more than 150 residency and fellowship programs.
The mission of the Office of the Postdoctoral Affairs is to ensure a successful scientific training experience for postdoctoral fellows by providing supportive personal and working environment and resources.
We offer an informal setting for postdoctoral, graduate, and medical students, faculty, and house staff to discuss issues arising in their academic, professional, or personal lives. The service is free, and our office is committed to ensuring a confidential and impartial atmosphere for anyone needing to talk, resolve conflicts, or find alternative help with solving a problem.
