The Mount Sinai Emergency Residency Program
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The Emergency Medicine Residency at The Mount Sinai Hospital takes advantage of our 4 year format to balance top notch clinical training with unparalleled career development. Our graduates are not only unusually equipt to care for even the most complex critical patients, but have developed expertise in an area of their choice, setting them up to be leaders in Emergency Medicine.
Our clinical training perfectly balances exposure to cutting-edge medicine at The Mount Sinai Hospital with experience in a public, Level I trauma center, Elmhurst Hospital Center. Both are high-volume, unusually high-acuity sites. Time at Mount Sinai-Queens provides community emergency medicine experiences.
Throughout our curriculum we provide opportunities for exposure to a wide variety of scholarly tracks. The curriculum is designed to give progressive opportunities to focus on a scholarly track of your choosing, learning from and collaborating with the expertise and innovation of our richly diverse faculty.
As a result, our graduates are set up for multidimensional, fulfilling careers. They consistently obtain sought-after academic, private, and fellowship positions wherever they choose to go after training, including the nation's tightest job markets.
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Our Focus
The Sinai Family is made up of residents with a variety of interests and lead by our expert faculty who provide a world class mentorship through our scholarly tracks to provide one or more areas of focus throughout the 4-year experience. These tracks are flexible and cater to the needs of the residents and their individualized interests. A few examples of tracks are listed here:
- Emergency Critical Care
- Global Health
- Pediatrics
- Toxicology
- Ultrasound
- Health Policy
These specialty tracks act as a “mini-fellowship” in a niche area to prepare our graduates to become leaders in the field.
Some residents use their scholarly tracks as a substitute for fellowship; Our graduates have obtained leadership positions in education, ultrasound, operations, informatics and other areas without pursuing fellowship. Other residents leverage their scholarly track to obtain their first choice of fellowship programs.
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