NYU Grossman School of Medicine Program

Program Identity & Fit

NYU Grossman's Neurology Residency is a large, university-based, tertiary-academic program operating two distinct tracks—Manhattan (Tisch Hospital, Bellevue, VA NY Harbor) and Brooklyn (NYU Langone Hospital—Brooklyn and Family Health Centers, a major FQHC network)—giving trainees exposure ranging from quaternary neuroscience subspecialty care to safety-net and community-based ambulatory neurology. Research is structurally embedded through a formal Neurology Residency Research Track (up to ~26 weeks of protected time across N2-N3), a Patient-Oriented Research Curriculum, an Annual Research Symposium, and access to NYU's broader biomedical research enterprise, signaling strong support for residents pursuing scholarly or clinician-scientist paths alongside standard clinical training. Career orientation leans toward subspecialty fellowship and academic neurology, reinforced by 19 subspecialty faculty areas, teleneurology simulation training, an education track for teaching-focused residents, and a track record of residents remaining for fellowship or faculty positions. The program emphasizes structured mentorship (faculty and peer), simulation-based procedural/communication training (NYSIM), and a collegial, team-based culture across its two distinct clinical environments.