Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai-Mount Sinai Hospital Program

Program Identity & Fit

This is an academic, university-affiliated program anchored at The Mount Sinai Hospital, a large tertiary/quaternary referral center in New York City serving a diverse local East Harlem/Upper East Side community alongside a complex regional referral population. The four-year curriculum is organ-system-based with graduated autonomy, night float and "lates" rotations exposing residents to high-acuity tertiary cases as well as community and trauma imaging via Mount Sinai Queens, and named departmental strengths in cardiac imaging, body MRI, liver disease, multiple myeloma, and Crohn's disease. Research is structurally embedded (assigned faculty mentors, funded national meeting attendance, an annual resident research retreat) and residents can elect a dedicated Research Track requiring a minimum six months of protected research time, alongside an ESIR pathway, a 16-month dual Diagnostic/Nuclear Medicine pathway, and a fourth-year Imaging Informatics Fellowship. Graduates pursue both academic and private practice fellowship-track careers, and the program frames itself around subspecialist faculty mentorship, resident wellbeing, and a tight-knit "friends first" culture.