Medical Student
Residency Fair
Profiles
Again this year, residency programs participating in the New York ACEP virtual Medical Student Symposium Residency Fair are sharing a profile of their emergency medicine residency programs.
Explore what New York programs have to offer by scrolling or using the program links below. If you have not registered but would like to attend this free medical student event, please visit this link for more information.
2024 Residency Fair Attendees
2024 Residency Fair Profiles
Albert Einstein / Jacobi + Montefiore
1400 Pelham Parkway South
Bronx, NY 10461
Program Director: Michael Jones, MD FACEP
Program Coordinator: Belinda Tavarez | btavarez@montefiore.org
Number of Residents: 84
Capabilities: Trauma, STEMI, Stroke, Burn, Hyperbaric, Snake Bite
Fellowships Offered: Emergency Ultrasound, Clinical Research with Masters, Simulation Education, Pediatrics
Special Program Features: Mini Fellowships in Administration, Quality, Ultrasound,
Simulation, Residency Admin, Clinical Research, and Innovation
Website: https://www.jacobimonteem.org/
Twitter: @Jacobi_EM3
Instagram: jacobimonteem
Simulation, Residency Admin, Clinical Research, and Innovation
Website: https://www.jacobimonteem.org/
Twitter: @Jacobi_EM3
Instagram: jacobimonteem
Mount Sinai Hospital
1 Gustave L Levy Place
New York, NY 10029
Program Director: Elaine Rabin, MD FACEP
Assistant Program Director: Timothy Friedmann, MD; Sylvia Garcia, MD; Duncan Grossman, DO; Geoff Jara-Almonte, MD; Nick Jobeun, DO MBA; Avir Mitra, MD; Kestrel Reopelle MD
Program Coordinator: Christy Poppe | christy.poppe@mountsinai.org
Number of Residents: 100
Fellowships: Med Ed, Pediatrics, Ultrasound, Health Policy, Critical Care, Administration, Informatics, Sports Medicine
Website: https://sinaiem.org/
Instagram: sinaiemwellness
Number of Residents: 100
Fellowships: Med Ed, Pediatrics, Ultrasound, Health Policy, Critical Care, Administration, Informatics, Sports Medicine
Website: https://sinaiem.org/
Instagram: sinaiemwellness
NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital
506 6th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11215
Program Director: Theodore Gaeta, DO FACEP
Assistant Program Director: Annette Visconti, MD FACEP; Michael Zimmerman, MD FACEP
Program Coordinator: Christy Poppe | christy.poppe@mountsinai.org
Number of Residents: 39
Fellowships: Pediatric Emergency Medicine
Fellowships: Pediatric Emergency Medicine
NewYork-Presbyterian Queens
56-45 Main Street
Flushing, NY 11355
Program Director: Saumil Parikh, MD FACEP
Assistant Program Director: Nao Yoneda, MD; Anita Lui, DO
Program Coordinator: Lily Hu | Lik9007@nyp.org
Number of Residents: 27
Capabilities: Some highlights of our program include: Community-based tertiary care center with high level of medical acuity and diversity; Academic affiliation with Weill Medical College of Cornell University; Over 100,000 patient visits annually; ACS-verified Level 1 trauma center; AHA STEMI receiving center with 24/7 cardiac catheterization lab; Joint Commission comprehensive stroke and thrombectomy center; Incredibly diverse patient population in the most ethnically diverse county of the nation; Over 130 languages spoken in our ED with state-of-the-art translation services; Receiving hospital for CitiField (New York Mets), La Guardia Airport, and the USTA National Tennis Center
Fellowships: Administration, Medical Education, Simulation, and Ultrasound
Special Program Features: Welcome to the New York Presbyterian Queens (NYPQ) Emergency Medicine Residency, the premier Emergency Medicine residency in Queens. Nestled in the heart of New York, we offer one of the most robust, comprehensive training experiences in the country. Our unique Emergency Department offers trainees the opportunity to treat a wide spectrum of patients from all walks of life in the most ethnically diverse county in the nation. Given the diversity of our patients, NYPQ residents have the benefit of frontline experience with a wide range of pathology not available at other training sites. Our graduates gain the experience and expertise to manage the most challenging cases that present to an emergency department and ultimately are able to tackle any case that comes through the doors.
Website: https://kwaktalk.org/ | https://www.nyp.org/queens/graduate-medical-education/emergency-medicine
Twitter: @NYCemDOC
Instagram: @nypq_em
Click here for additional information.
Capabilities: Some highlights of our program include: Community-based tertiary care center with high level of medical acuity and diversity; Academic affiliation with Weill Medical College of Cornell University; Over 100,000 patient visits annually; ACS-verified Level 1 trauma center; AHA STEMI receiving center with 24/7 cardiac catheterization lab; Joint Commission comprehensive stroke and thrombectomy center; Incredibly diverse patient population in the most ethnically diverse county of the nation; Over 130 languages spoken in our ED with state-of-the-art translation services; Receiving hospital for CitiField (New York Mets), La Guardia Airport, and the USTA National Tennis Center
Fellowships: Administration, Medical Education, Simulation, and Ultrasound
Special Program Features: Welcome to the New York Presbyterian Queens (NYPQ) Emergency Medicine Residency, the premier Emergency Medicine residency in Queens. Nestled in the heart of New York, we offer one of the most robust, comprehensive training experiences in the country. Our unique Emergency Department offers trainees the opportunity to treat a wide spectrum of patients from all walks of life in the most ethnically diverse county in the nation. Given the diversity of our patients, NYPQ residents have the benefit of frontline experience with a wide range of pathology not available at other training sites. Our graduates gain the experience and expertise to manage the most challenging cases that present to an emergency department and ultimately are able to tackle any case that comes through the doors.
Website: https://kwaktalk.org/ | https://www.nyp.org/queens/graduate-medical-education/emergency-medicine
Twitter: @NYCemDOC
Instagram: @nypq_em
Click here for additional information.
Northwell North Shore LIJ
300 Community Drive
Manhasset, NY 11030
Program Director: Thomas Perera, MD
Assistant Program Director: Mathew Nelson, DO FACEP; Pinaki Mukherji, MD
Program Coordinator: Sandie Luciano | Sluciano@northwell.edu
Number of Residents: 74 including EMIM residents
Fellowships: • Administration • Critical Care • EMS and Disaster Medicine • Global Emergency Medicine • Informatics • Pediatric • Simulation • Education • Sports Medicine • Toxicology • Research • Ultrasound • Wilderness
Special Program Features: Emergency medicine is not like other fields of medicine. It is a team based sport. It requires a real desire to help people and can integrate all aspects of medical care. It is different every shift.Your rotation will be much more valuable with some resources to help you navigate!
Zucker EM NS/LIJ offers the following student experiences:Emergency Medicine Acting Internship (4 weeks, 2 NS, 2 LIJ)
Combined Emergency Medicine/Internal Medicine/Procedure Team Elective (4 weeks)
Virtual Clerkship in Emergency Medicine (2 week)
Pediatric Emergency Medicine Acting Internship at the Cohen’s Children’s Medical Center (4 weeks)
Emergency Ultrasound (2 or 4 weeks)
Medical Toxicology (2 or 4 weeks)
Personally tailored preceptorships (approved on a case-by-case basis)
We welcome MD and DO students. Most rotations are available year-round with a few blackout dates. The EM AI fills quickly and space is limited. We make an effort to accommodate as many students as possible and spots sometimes open up as time goes on, so do not be discouraged if you don’t get your first date. All applications must be submitted through VSAS and the Zucker School of Medicine. If you do not have access to VSAS, you may contact Ms. Sandie Luciano sluciano@northwell.edu for more information.
Website: https://theempulse.org/
Instagram: zucker_em
Fellowships: • Administration • Critical Care • EMS and Disaster Medicine • Global Emergency Medicine • Informatics • Pediatric • Simulation • Education • Sports Medicine • Toxicology • Research • Ultrasound • Wilderness
Special Program Features: Emergency medicine is not like other fields of medicine. It is a team based sport. It requires a real desire to help people and can integrate all aspects of medical care. It is different every shift.Your rotation will be much more valuable with some resources to help you navigate!
Zucker EM NS/LIJ offers the following student experiences:Emergency Medicine Acting Internship (4 weeks, 2 NS, 2 LIJ)
Combined Emergency Medicine/Internal Medicine/Procedure Team Elective (4 weeks)
Virtual Clerkship in Emergency Medicine (2 week)
Pediatric Emergency Medicine Acting Internship at the Cohen’s Children’s Medical Center (4 weeks)
Emergency Ultrasound (2 or 4 weeks)
Medical Toxicology (2 or 4 weeks)
Personally tailored preceptorships (approved on a case-by-case basis)
We welcome MD and DO students. Most rotations are available year-round with a few blackout dates. The EM AI fills quickly and space is limited. We make an effort to accommodate as many students as possible and spots sometimes open up as time goes on, so do not be discouraged if you don’t get your first date. All applications must be submitted through VSAS and the Zucker School of Medicine. If you do not have access to VSAS, you may contact Ms. Sandie Luciano sluciano@northwell.edu for more information.
Website: https://theempulse.org/
Instagram: zucker_em
Vassar Brothers Medical Center / Nuvance Health
45 Reade Place
Poughkeepsie, NY 12590
Program Director: Marc Borenstein, MD FACEP
Assistant Program Director: Melissa Nelson-Perron, MD FACEP; Marco Propersi, DO; Laura Fil, DO
Program Coordinator: Julia Demboski | julia.demboski@nuvancehealth.org
Number of Residents: 30
Capabilities: Trauma level 2/ Primary Stroke center/ STEMI center
Fellowships Offered: Ultrasound Fellowship, Sports Medicine Fellowship
Special Program Features: Pediatric rotation in a tertiary care Children’s hospital, Rural community hospital rotation, Global health opportunities in Ghana and Peru, EMS flight available, Mentorship program, Enthusiastic faculty!!
Website: https://learning.nuvancehealth.org/residency-programs/emergency-medicine-residency-program/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064739389386
Twitter: @vassarEM
Instagram: vassarem
Number of Residents: 30
Capabilities: Trauma level 2/ Primary Stroke center/ STEMI center
Fellowships Offered: Ultrasound Fellowship, Sports Medicine Fellowship
Special Program Features: Pediatric rotation in a tertiary care Children’s hospital, Rural community hospital rotation, Global health opportunities in Ghana and Peru, EMS flight available, Mentorship program, Enthusiastic faculty!!
Website: https://learning.nuvancehealth.org/residency-programs/emergency-medicine-residency-program/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064739389386
Twitter: @vassarEM
Instagram: vassarem
NYU Grossman Long Island School of Medicine
259 First Street
Mineola, NY 11501
Program Director: Alexandra Ortego, MD FACEP
Assistant Program Director: Christine DeSanno-Caridi, DO FACEP; Frances Rusnack, DO
Program Coordinator: Nicole Oquendo | NYULI_EM_Residency@nyulangone.org
Capabilities:
- We are an Acute, Tertiary/Quaternary Care Hospital.
- An adult ACS Level 1 Trauma Center.
- A Comprehensive Stroke Center and STEMI Receiving Center.
- Pediatric Emergency Department is housed within the main ED.
- We treat more than 87,000 patients every year.
Special Program Features:
- We are a 3-year EM residency program; recruiting 6 residents per year
- Salary: Starting at $79,500 for PGY1s; $80,560 for PGY2s and $84,270 for PGY3s
- We offer a $600 allowance per academic year for qualified expenses (books, etc.)
- We offer a one time $1500 conference stipend for use during the 3-years of the program
- We have housing (assigned via a lottery system) with PGY1s & PGY2s receiving priority
- We offer 4 weeks (20 days) vacation & 2 wellness days per academic year
- In addition to the GME policy, we offer accommodations for new and expecting parents (including birth of a child, adoption of a child, and initiation of foster care for a child)
- Commuter rail station adjacent to campus links us to NYC, JFK airport, UBS Arena, & more
- Free parking for residents and students
Website: https://medli.nyu.edu/departments-divisions/emergency-medicine/education/residency
Twitter: @NYUHospLI_EM
Instagram: NYULISOM_EMRES
South Shore University Hospital – Northwell Health
301 E Main Street
Bay Shore, NY 11706
Program Director: Daniel Frank, MD FACEP
Assistant Program Director: Andrew Mastanduono, MD FACEP; Debby Yanes, MD
Program Coordinator: Morgan Farra | mfarra@northwell.edu
Number of Residents: 18
Capabilities: STEMI, Stroke Center, Level II Trauma Center
Special Program Features: Firearm injury prevention program, human trafficking task force, Fem in EM, SBIRT substance abuse response program, Social EM, Global Health EM
Website: https://www.bayshoreem.com/
Twitter: @BayShoreEMDoc
Instagram: bayshoreemdoc
Capabilities: STEMI, Stroke Center, Level II Trauma Center
Special Program Features: Firearm injury prevention program, human trafficking task force, Fem in EM, SBIRT substance abuse response program, Social EM, Global Health EM
Website: https://www.bayshoreem.com/
Twitter: @BayShoreEMDoc
Instagram: bayshoreemdoc
St. John’s Riverside Hospital
967 N Broadway
Yonkers, NY 10701
Program Director: Miriam Kulkarni, MD FACEP
Assistant Program Director: Yomna Nassef, MD FACEP; Stephanie Widmer, DO
Program Coordinator: Angelique Vazquez | avazquez@riversidehealth.org
Number of Residents: 30
Special Program Features: Welcome to the Emergency Medicine residency program at St. John’s Riverside Hospital, an ACGME accredited 3-year program conveniently situated on the picturesque Hudson River, just a few miles north of vibrant New York City. We are leading the way as the first and only Emergency Medicine residency training program in Westchester County. It is fitting that we call home to St. John’s Riverside Hospital, the first ever hospital in Westchester County, founded in 1894.
With exposure to multiple Emergency Department styles and options to rotate across various clinical sites, ranging from 5-bed community departments to bustling 70+ bed urban tertiary care centers, you’ll gain valuable experience in a diverse range of medical settings. St. John’s presents you with the best of all worlds and empowers you to discover the perfect career path that aligns with your aspirations.
Our mission revolves around providing high quality, comprehensive, and dynamic education for our trainees. We are eager to welcome the next cohort of exceptional residents who will play a pivotal role in further strengthening our residency program.
Website: https://sjrhmededem.org/
Instagram: stjohnsemres
Staten Island University Hospital
475 Seaview Avenue
Staten Island, NY 10305
Program Director: William Caputo, MD FACEP
Assistant Program Director: Abbas Husain, MD FACEP; Irina Aleshinskaya, DO
Program Coordinator: Jennifer Cohen | JCohen15@northwell.edu
Number of Residents: 30
Capabilities: Level I Trauma Center, Regional Burn Center, Stroke Center, Snake Bite Envenomation Center, Dedicated Pediatric ED with PEM Faculty, State-of-the-art, dedicated ED Ultrasound machines, Research Division with Full Time Research Coordinators, Simulation and Cadaver lab with trained Faculty, 70 bed ED with a 6 bed trauma bay
Fellowships Offered: Administration, Global Health, Education, Ultrasound
Website: https://www.statenislandem.com/
Twitter: @statenislandemClick here for more information
Capabilities: Level I Trauma Center, Regional Burn Center, Stroke Center, Snake Bite Envenomation Center, Dedicated Pediatric ED with PEM Faculty, State-of-the-art, dedicated ED Ultrasound machines, Research Division with Full Time Research Coordinators, Simulation and Cadaver lab with trained Faculty, 70 bed ED with a 6 bed trauma bay
Fellowships Offered: Administration, Global Health, Education, Ultrasound
Website: https://www.statenislandem.com/
Twitter: @statenislandemClick here for more information
SUNY Upstate
750 E Adam St
Syracuse, NY 13210
Program Director: David O. Andonian, MD MPH
Assistant Program Director: Jen Campoli, DO; Jenalee Cizenski, MD
Program Coordinator: Kara Welch | welchka@upstate.edu
Number of Residents: 33
Capabilities: Primary tertiary care and only level one trauma center serving the central NY state region
Fellowships Offered: Hyperbaric, Ultrasound, Toxicology, Hyperbaric and Wound Care, Pediatric EM, Wilderness Med, Sports Med, MedEd/SIM
Website: https://www.upstateemresidency.com/
Twitter: @upstateemresid1
Instagram: upstateemresidency
Capabilities: Primary tertiary care and only level one trauma center serving the central NY state region
Fellowships Offered: Hyperbaric, Ultrasound, Toxicology, Hyperbaric and Wound Care, Pediatric EM, Wilderness Med, Sports Med, MedEd/SIM
Website: https://www.upstateemresidency.com/
Twitter: @upstateemresid1
Instagram: upstateemresidency
University of Rochester Medical Center
601 Elmwood Avenue, Box 655
Rochester, NY 14642
Program Director: Ryan P. Bodkin, MD MBA
Assistant Program Director: Jason Rotoli, MD
Program Coordinator: Jennifer Williams | jennifer1_williams@urmc.rochester.edu
Number of Residents: 42
Capabilities: Level 1 Trauma Center, Stroke Center, STEMI, Burn/Trauma, Children’s Hospital, Cancer Center, ED Patient Volume >117,000
Fellowships Offered: ACGME Fellowships in Pediatric Emergency Medicine and Med-Tox, Non-ACGME Fellowships in Medical Education, Emergency Ultrasound, EM Research
Special Program Features: 9-hour shifts, dedicated time-off for Thursday didactics, Tracks, robust Divisions in EMS, PEM, Toxicology, Research, and Ultrasound. Wilderness Medicine and Global Health Opportunities. Interns attend the Annual SAEM Conference and PGY 3 residents attend the Annual ACEP Conference. Resident-led task force, community service opportunities, FeminEM, and Sustainability, teaching opportunities. Electives in PGY2 and 3.
Website: http://EmResidency.urmc.edu
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RochesterEmergencyMedicine
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/urmc_emergencymedicine/Click here for additional information.
Capabilities: Level 1 Trauma Center, Stroke Center, STEMI, Burn/Trauma, Children’s Hospital, Cancer Center, ED Patient Volume >117,000
Fellowships Offered: ACGME Fellowships in Pediatric Emergency Medicine and Med-Tox, Non-ACGME Fellowships in Medical Education, Emergency Ultrasound, EM Research
Special Program Features: 9-hour shifts, dedicated time-off for Thursday didactics, Tracks, robust Divisions in EMS, PEM, Toxicology, Research, and Ultrasound. Wilderness Medicine and Global Health Opportunities. Interns attend the Annual SAEM Conference and PGY 3 residents attend the Annual ACEP Conference. Resident-led task force, community service opportunities, FeminEM, and Sustainability, teaching opportunities. Electives in PGY2 and 3.
Website: http://EmResidency.urmc.edu
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RochesterEmergencyMedicine
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/urmc_emergencymedicine/Click here for additional information.