Hospital Medicine
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Application Deadline |
August 15 |
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Length of Program |
2 years |
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Number of Positions Available |
2 |
The Section of Pediatric Hospital Medicine at NewYork-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital is proud to partner with Pediatric Hospital Medicine at NewYork-Presbyterian Komansky Children’s Hospital to offer trainees a diverse education in clinical, administrative, and research-based hospital medicine at multiple facilities across Manhattan and New York City at large. This fellowship program is a joint effort between pediatrics faculty at Columbia University Irving Medical Center and Weill Cornell Medicine and highlights the strengths and special features of each major academic institution, while preparing trainees for careers as leaders across the spectrum of pediatric hospital medicine.
Curriculum
The educational mission of our program is achieved through application of principles of clinical care, education, and research within the context of the practice of pediatric hospital medicine. Fellows participate in existing hospital medicine attending conferences as well as dedicated fellows’ conferences including case reviews/clinical conundrums, journal clubs, research conferences, and didactic sessions. Fellows may also attend monthly departmental ethics conferences and palliative care collaboration meetings.
Clinical Training
Clinical rotations include core inpatient medicine, surgical comanagement, care of newborns, care of critically ill children, palliative care, antibiotic stewardship, and more! Rotations are designed to capitalize on the breadth and diversity of clinical experiences available at various sites within the NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital enterprise, including the following:
- NewYork-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital
- NewYork-Presbyterian Komansky Children’s Hospital
- NewYork-Presbyterian Queens
- Blythedale Children’s Hospital
Research Training
In the longitudinal “Systems and Scholarship” module, fellows will receive core training in quality improvement, clinical research, hospital operations/leadership, advocacy, and medical education. Fellows will have additional opportunities to customize their fellowship by choosing advanced training based on their area of interest, which includes coursework and dedicated mentorship from faculty at both institutions. For a full list of faculty research interests, please refer to our listing; some examples include family-centered rounds, quality improvement and patient safety, patient experience, pain control in post-operative patients, health equity, medical education and trainee autonomy.
Benefits
Fellows are employees of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital and affiliated with Columbia University Irving Medical Center. With these affiliations come many benefits!
Current Fellows
Nicole Meyers, MD
- Second Year Fellow
Residency and Chief Residency, NewYork-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital/Columbia
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Alex Ramirez, MD
- Second Year Fellow
Residency and Chief Residency, SUNY Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital
Taylor Jackvony, MD
- First Year Fellow
Residency, NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center
Katarzyna Stoj, MD
- First Year Fellow
Residency, Staten Island University/Northwell
How to Apply
Applicants must submit their application materials via Electronic Residency Application System (ERAS). Applicants should solicit three letters of recommendation: one from the residency program director and two from other faculty members. Please submit all application materials by August 15.
Columbia University, Weill Cornell Medicine, and NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital are equal opportunity employers; applications from women and minoritized groups are encouraged. Please note that we do not sponsor H1B training visas.
Contact
For more information email: phmatnyp@gmail.com
Sumeet Banker, MD, MPH
Fellowship Director
Brooke Spector, MD
Associate Fellowship Director
Ana Mateo
Program Manager
212-305-8458
amm2208@cumc.columbia.edu