New York University NYU Grossman School of Medicine 0 courses
Every student enrolled in our MD degree program receives a Full-Tuition Scholarship, regardless of merit or financial need, that covers the majority of the cost of attendance. Our Full-Tuition Scholarships make it possible for aspiring physicians to choose a specialty based on their talent and inclinations to better serve the communities who need it most, and to more easily pursue scientific breakthroughs that improve how we care for patients. We aim to turn the best and brightest future physicians into leaders with the potential to transform healthcare. Our groundbreaking accelerated three-year MD program, launched in 2013, reduces the traditional medical school curriculum by one full year with the ability to opt-in during your first year of medical school. With our three-year MD directed pathway to NYU Langone Health residency program, or one of our dual MD/master’s degrees, we offer unparalleled flexibility to customize your medical training in ways that align with your professional interests. Join us in an educational experience that integrates clinical skills, quality, and evidence-based medicine, and emphasizes the importance of patient-centered care to inform and enhance healthcare in the 21st century. Stage One: Preclerkship CurriculumPreclerkship ModulesFoundations of MedicineLiving AnatomyOrgan Systems ModulesFoundational Clinical Skills ModuleSummer Research Fellowship Preclerkship ModulesFoundations of MedicineLiving AnatomyOrgan Systems ModulesFoundational Clinical Skills ModuleSummer Research Fellowship Stage Two: Clerkship YearThe Clerkship ExperienceElectivesIntegrated Clinical SkillsShelf ExamsComprehensive Clinical Skills ExaminationPreparing for the USMLE The Clerkship ExperienceElectivesIntegrated Clinical SkillsShelf ExamsComprehensive Clinical Skills ExaminationPreparing for the USMLE Stage Three: Individualized ExplorationCritical Care ClerkshipSubinternshipsSenior Clinical Skills Exam (Night-on-Call)Transition to ResidencyDual Degree/Research YearMD/Phd Training NYU Grossman School of Medicine trains future physicians with an innovative, flexible MD degree curriculum known as the Curriculum for the 21st Century: Personalized Pathways, or C21. Our program enables students to master the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in medicine and provides opportunities to customize their studies at designated points in their training. Whether it’s gaining early acceptance to a residency program with the three-year MD directed pathway, or exploring a professional area that complements the MD degree with one of our dual MD/master’s degrees, C21 offers many options for students to achieve their own personal career goals. C21 provides patient-centered and disease-focused training to help students make connections between basic science concepts learned in the classroom and their real-world clinical application. In your clerkship year and beyond, those concepts are reinforced through daily patient contact, online and simulation exercises offered at NYSIM, the New York Simulation Center for the Health Sciences, and progress assessments. Diversity and health disparities are also explored in the context of C21.
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