The Pediatric curriculum is taugh and supervised by a strong faculty comprised of seven fellowship-trained attendings, and provides our residents with well-rounded exposure...
Lead by the Division of Emergency Critical Care, the Emergency Departments at Mount Sinai and Elmhurst Hospitals take an advanced, comprehensive approach to the evaluation and management of critically ill patients.
The resident research curriculum is designed to provide residents with a foundation of research skills through didactics and hands-on work on research projects
Mount Sinai was one of the first residency programs in new York City to incorporate simulation into its curriculum. One conference day every month is devoted to simulation to...
Ultrasound is integrated into the clinical and didactic aspects of residency training through all four years. An introductory course during orientation and a two-week dedicated ultrasound rotation during the intern year build the foundation for practice...
The two–three month field experience is based at one of the GHC's partner sites, whic include non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and hospitals in underserved areas. Currently some senior residents are working in Myanmar...
Mount Sinai has been a driving force in emergency department informatics, and both major training sites offer the highest levels of technology geared toward patient care...
Our residents and faculty find many ways to apply thier emergency medicine skills outside of the ED. Residents and faculty also provide medical assistance at the New York Mets home games (in exchange for free tickets and great seats), at area rugby games, and at the...
Talk to us: (212) 241-0763
Contact(s):
Program Director: Peter Shearer, M.D.
Residency Coordinator: Claribel Velasquez
Location:
Department of Emergency Medicine, One Gustave L. Levy Place, Box 1149, New York, NY 10029
Fax:
(212) 241-4366
or send us an e-mail
