Research
Research training is an important part of the NewYork-Presbyterian Emergency Medicine Residency program. Each resident is required to complete a scholarly project before graduation. The goals of this project are to expose residents to the nature of scholarly inquiry and to foster initial development of a niche/area of expertise within Emergency Medicine. Each resident works closely with at least one faculty mentor. All PGY-2 residents travel to the annual Society for Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM) conference. Travel is also supported to other national meetings at which the resident is presenting scholarly work.
NewYork-Presbyterian's academic resources are vast, and opportunities for mentorship and collaboration are virtually limitless. In addition to two Ivy League medical schools, we are home to the Mailman School of Public Health (Columbia University), as well as the Weill Graduate School of Medical Sciences (Cornell University). Our residents are uniquely positioned to draw on the expertise of the over 500 faculty and 1,500 graduate students in these institutions.
More information about our Emergency Departments research divisions can be found below.
Vice Chair, Research
Department of Emergency Medicine
Weill Cornell Medicine
Vice Chair, Research
Department of Emergency Medicine
Columbia University, Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons