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Match Day 2024

Read more about one of the most exciting days for Icahn Mount Sinai’s graduating class.
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Extraordinary Education

Training the Next Generation of Doctors and Scientists

The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai is a top-tier medical school with a dynamic reputation for innovative education and translational research. Inspired by visionary leaders, faculty, and dedicated trainees, our curriculum stresses a humanistic and collaborative approach to medical practice and scientific investigation. Our training pathways are designed to equip our students to become the future changemakers of their fields.

At Mount Sinai, we view our trainees as partners in progress, and diversity as a key driver of our excellence. Our clinical, scientific, and educational opportunities are reinforced with personalized support, and a passion to help our students succeed, both during training and beyond. With programs as broad as they are exceptional, we invite you to envision yourself at Icahn Mount Sinai.

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We Are Shaping Tomorrow

A desire for radical discovery, change, and progress in biomedical science are all shared features of our diverse student body. From groundbreaking research to improved patient outcomes, we’re changing the future face of science and medicine.

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Above and Beyond for Peers and Patients

Julia Blanter, MD, Resident of the Month

Sunjay Letchuman

After a Summer on Capitol Hill, Student Drives Change to Medicare and Medicaid

Read how Sunjay raised awareness

Dr. Aditya Shekbar

Medical Student Leads Study on Drug-Related Cardiac Arrests

Discover Aditya Shekbar’s work

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"When Whales Could Walk," a new TV documentary by PBS (Channel 13 in NY) featuring Dr. Joy Reidenberg, Professor at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

Student Resources

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Stopping Aspirin One Month After Coronary Stenting Procedures Significantly Reduces Bleeding Complications in Heart Attack Patients
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Inter-Atrial Shunts May Benefit Some Heart Failure Patients While Harming Others
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