NYU Grossman School of Medicine Program

Program Identity & Fit

NYU Grossman's Emergency Medicine residency is a large, academically elite program built around Bellevue's safety-net, high-acuity population and Tisch Hospital's tertiary/quaternary referral base, with additional exposure at NYU Langone Brooklyn and Long Island EDs, giving residents a spectrum from underserved public-hospital medicine to complex academic-center care. The department's research division has climbed to a top-3 NIH funding ranking in emergency medicine, with active R01 and R61/R33 grants and dedicated research faculty and staff, signaling that scholarly productivity is institutionally prioritized rather than optional. Distinctive structural features include a dedicated toxicology rotation tied to the NYC Poison Control Center, the long-standing daily Lewin Morning Report teaching tradition, a longitudinal quarterly faculty-mentor pairing for every resident, and a PGY-4 grand rounds capstone that residents carry into their careers. The program's stated mission is to develop physicians capable of leading in any environment and pursuing a subspecialty niche, indicating a preference for residents who will develop academic or fellowship-directed career trajectories alongside strong clinical generalist skills.