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NYMC School of Medicine The medical school of New York Medical College (NYMC), the NYMC School of Medicine is one of the oldest & largest medical schools in U.S.

with 850 students, 2,200 faculty & offer MD, MD/MPH & MD/PhD. The School of Medicine at New York Medical College—the first school established by New York Medical College—owes its founding in 1860 to the vision of a group of civic leaders in New York City who believed that medicine should be practiced with greater sensitivity to patients. The School seeks to admit and retain academically well prepared and compassionate students that reflect the College’s mission that a diverse student body provides a valuable educational experience which will prepare our students for the real world of medical practice within a multicultural society. Our students come from all over the United States building a mosaic of racial, ethnic, cultural, economic and educational diversity within the NYMC community.

Congratulations to our M1s! Today marked a milestone worth celebrating as the SOM Class of 2030 received their white coa...
10/16/2026

Congratulations to our M1s! Today marked a milestone worth celebrating as the SOM Class of 2030 received their white coats, a key step in their journey to becoming physicians.

Last week, Medtech and Innovation Club came together to discuss how students and clinicians can drive major changes in c...
10/15/2026

Last week, Medtech and Innovation Club came together to discuss how students and clinicians can drive major changes in clinical care through research and innovation. They were joined by Dr. Sateesh Babu from WMC to learn about how physician involvement in innovation has transformed the field of vascular surgery over the last five decades.

One year older. Many exams, rotations, and Anki cards wiser. Here what’s med students in each year would tell their past...
10/15/2026

One year older. Many exams, rotations, and Anki cards wiser. Here what’s med students in each year would tell their past selves” post from Isha D., NYMC School of Medicine //

10/14/2026

This Hispanic Heritage Month, hear from Melissa A., SOM Class of 2029 and co-president of the Latin Medical Student Association (LMSA), as she shares how her roots have shaped her journey and influenced her path in medicine.

Hi, I’m Hari, a third-year currently on my FM rotation and having a blast. I’m really loving the longitudinal care aspec...
10/13/2026

Hi, I’m Hari, a third-year currently on my FM rotation and having a blast. I’m really loving the longitudinal care aspect of FM as well as the variety of things we get to see on a day-to-day basis. It’s also great to be able to practice some preventive medicine. If it wasn’t for medicine, I think I’d have done something in agriculture, so you can catch me “tending to the fields” after work. This year, I was able to grow a lot and experiment with some new methods. My proudest feat was growing an actually good-tasting watermelon! Can’t wait for springtime next year! post from Isabella P., NYMC School of Medicine //

So far I’ve done OBGYN and surgery (my first six weeks was a medical Spanish elective, along with a vacation block for I...
10/09/2026

So far I’ve done OBGYN and surgery (my first six weeks was a medical Spanish elective, along with a vacation block for Ironman training/studying and two weeks of intersession).

Training for Ironman Jacksonville at the start of rotations was a time-consuming yet rewarding challenge that really helped build my morale and kickstart my momentum going into third year. I hope to do another Ironman some time next year if rotations permit (fingers crossed!).

Starting with OBGYN as my first rotation at Good Samaritan Hospital was a great introduction to clerkships since there are no residents (meaning more responsibility on our end) and you get to work very closely with the attendings. There were lots of deliveries that we got to assist with and very cool OR cases (including emergent OB cases), along with clinic days working with attendings on services like urogyn and MFM. During one of my OB night shifts, I even got to watch the Knicks win the finals with the nurses in between working on the floor.

I’m currently on my surgery rotation at WMC, and the experience has been amazing so far. Scrubbing into the OR and getting hands-on experience with the residents and attendings, as well as working with patients, has been incredible. Surgery at WMC is a challenging yet very rewarding experience, demanding hours, but the cases are mesmerizing, and everyone has been very nice. It's also nice to spend long hours in the OR and see all the hard work pay off in your patients' health. On Wednesdays, we do our didactics, which typically consist of lectures and an M&M (morbidity and mortality) conference. This Wednesday, we also got to attend a trauma symposium where we learned from leading experts in the field from various other institutions and got to hear from trauma survivors. post from Isabella P., NYMC School of Medicine //

Education starts early. Members of the Cancer Education and Awareness student organization traveled to Scarsdale Middle ...
10/08/2026

Education starts early. Members of the Cancer Education and Awareness student organization traveled to Scarsdale Middle School to teach students about cancer and prevention.

Thanks to everyone who took a break between classes and joined the Writing Club to decorate a journal, grab some fall sn...
10/06/2026

Thanks to everyone who took a break between classes and joined the Writing Club to decorate a journal, grab some fall snacks, and chat. Happy journaling!

On September 30, the NYMC chapters of the Student National Medical Association (SNMA) and Latino Medical Student Associa...
10/05/2026

On September 30, the NYMC chapters of the Student National Medical Association (SNMA) and Latino Medical Student Association (LMSA) came together to host “Scrubs & Socials,” an NYMC student mixer. The evening was dedicated to building community and bringing students together outside of the classroom over good food, conversation, and fun games. .nymc

The NYMC Golf Club hosted its first event of the school year at GameOn Golf Center earlier this week. Students of all sk...
10/02/2026

The NYMC Golf Club hosted its first event of the school year at GameOn Golf Center earlier this week. Students of all skill levels came to enjoy a stress-free evening of unlimited golf balls, TopTracer Range Technology, and pizza. Thank you to everyone for the great turnout.

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