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GME : Residency Training : Internal Medicine : Housestaff & Chief Residents
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Families thrive in supportive, welcoming atmosphere
The Winthrop housestaff finds the Department of Medicine an ideal place to work and learn during the stressful years of residency training. Families tend to thrive in a supportive Winthrop environment. The composition of the housestaff is as diverse as the community it serves, with the common denominator being an interest in clinical practice and research.
GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION
Internal Medicine Residency Chairman's Message Program Director's Message Faculty Schedules Electives Conferences Ambulatory Training Research Resident & Faculty Publications The Preliminary Program Our Graduates (Fellowship Placement) Benefits Diversity Social Environment Life on Long Island Housestaff & Chief Residents
Chief Residents The Chief Residents are PGY-4 medicine graduates of the program selected for excellence in clinical skills, leadership, and scholarship. Their day-to-day teaching, leadership, and advocacy for the housestaff is a strength of the program. The incoming Chief Residents are available to meet with prospective candidates upon interview.
John Bello, MD Chief Resident Ross University School of Medicine
Ritu Saha, MD Chief Resident
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11/19/13
GME : Residency Training : Internal Medicine : Housestaff & Chief Residents
Fellowship Programs Application Procedure Contact us
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This site provides information as a resource. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a physician or healthcare provider for treatment and guidance toward good health. Copyright © 2013 Winthrop-University Hospital. All rights reserved. Web site by: Long Island Web Design
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GME : Residency Training : Internal Medicine : Housestaff & Chief Residents
Contact Us / Sitemap / Directions / Patient Information / Career Opportunities / 1-866WINTHROP
Search Winthrop
Internal Medicine Residency Program Housestaff & Chief Residents
HOME ABOUT US HEALTHCARE COMMUNITY PROGRAMS NEWSROOM FIND A DOCTOR WAYS TO GIVE NEW! RESEARCH AND ACADEMIC CENTER
Families thrive in supportive, welcoming atmosphere
The Winthrop housestaff finds the Department of Medicine an ideal place to work and learn during the stressful years of residency training. Families tend to thrive in a supportive Winthrop environment. The composition of the housestaff is as diverse as the community it serves, with the common denominator being an interest in clinical practice and research.
GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION
Internal Medicine Residency Chairman's Message Program Director's Message Faculty Schedules Electives Conferences Ambulatory Training Research Resident & Faculty Publications The Preliminary Program Our Graduates (Fellowship Placement) Benefits Diversity Social Environment Life on Long Island Housestaff & Chief Residents
Chief Residents The Chief Residents are PGY-4 medicine graduates of the program selected for excellence in clinical skills, leadership, and scholarship. Their day-to-day teaching, leadership, and advocacy for the housestaff is a strength of the program. The incoming Chief Residents are available to meet with prospective candidates upon interview.
John Bello, MD Chief Resident Ross University School of Medicine
Ritu Saha, MD Chief Resident
www.winthrop.org/departments/education/gme/rt-im/th.cfm
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11/19/13
GME : Residency Training : Internal Medicine : Housestaff & Chief Residents
Fellowship Programs Application Procedure Contact us
Winthrop-University Hospital 259 First Street | Mineola NY 11501 | 516-6630333
Contact Us / Sitemap / Directions / Career Opportunities / Financial Assistance / Policies 1-866-WINTHROP
This site provides information as a resource. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a physician or healthcare provider for treatment and guidance toward good health. Copyright © 2013 Winthrop-University Hospital. All rights reserved. Web site by: Long Island Web Design
Angioplasty Arthritis Asthma Bariatric Surgery Breast Cancer Cancer Care Cardiology Childhood Cancer Children's Health Clinical Trials COPD CyberKnife Diabetes
Dialysis Digestive Care Donations Education Emergency Dept. Family Care Gastroenterology Heart Care Home Health Care Hyperbarics Joint Replacement Kidney Disease Lung Cancer
Lung Care Maternity Neurology Neurosciences Neurosurgery OB/GYN Open Heart Surgery Orthopedics Pediatric Cancer Patient Information Pediatrics Physicians
Prostate Cancer Publications Pulmonary Care Research Sitemap Sleep Disorders Stroke Trauma Center Urology Volunteer Weight Loss Wound Healing
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