Harlem hospital center program internal medicine residency

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Internal Medicine Residency Program · New York, NY

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Program Coordinator

Beverly Frederick, BS

(212) 939-1406

Email

Program Website

http://www.columbia.edu/cu/HarlemMedicine

Harlem hospital center program internal medicine residency

26 positions

Available Per Cycle

56th percentile

Alumni Publication Percentile

67th percentile

Alumni Clinical Trial Percentile

1958

Founding Year

Affiliation with Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons

Since 1962, Harlem Hospital Center has been affiliated with the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons under an agreement with the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation. All attending physicians have academic appointments on the Columbia faculty and Harlem Hospital Center's Department of Medicine serves as one of the three main teaching units of the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. All facilities of the University are available to Harlem's house officers.

Internal medicine residents at Harlem Hospital also have complete access to Columbia University's Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library. The library has a large number of journals, medical textbooks and other databases that can be accessed online with a Columbia UNI at http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/.

EMR

Harlem Hospital Center has one of the most advanced electronic medical records developed by MISys Healthcare systems. Awarded the 2006 Davies Award of Excellence from the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) for our successful transition from paper to digital patient records.

Currently, all patient notes, consultation records, medication prescriptions, procedures and orders as well as documentation by all healthcare workers including, nursing, dietary, respiratory therapy and social work are completed online. In addition, there are wireless computer carts available to allow charting of information at the bedside as well. This facilitates easy data retrieval and better patient care.

A hospital-wide PACS system allows healthcare providers to review all radiological procedures at specialized PACS systems located throughout the hospital. An intranet-based PACS system also allows viewing of digital radiology films at other workstations.

Support Services

Support services are available at Harlem Hospital to help and support residents and physicians care for their patients. These services include:

  • Intravenous Line Support Teams
  • Phlebotomy services
  • EKG technicians
  • Telemetry monitoring on all medical wards
  • Online access to patient care resources such as UpToDate®, and STATRef!®
  • Smaller departmental library on the 12th floor and a larger hospitalwide library on the 6th floor.

The Harlem Hospital Residency Programs

From Our Senior Vice President The Residency Programs at Harlem Hospital Center have many strengths. Perhaps our most important strengths are the commitment of the faculty to graduate medical education, the collegiality and camaraderie between the faculty and residents, the opportunities to do research in a public health setting, and of course, the world-class attractions of New York City. Harlem Hospital Center has a successful tradition of training dentists, physicians, and surgeons. Our programs have remained competitive, meeting both the needs of our patients and the educational requirements of our Residents. The long line of scholars with whom we have shared the art and science of healing have well-respected practices across this country and throughout the world. Read more about our residency programs.

Residency Programs

Harlem Hospital Center is a Level I Trauma Center, designated Stroke Center, Bariatric Center of Excellence, Breast Imaging Center of Excellence, Sexual Assault Forensic Center of Excellence, AIDS Designated Center, National Association of Public Hospitals Safety Net Hospital and Level III Designated National Committee for Quality Assurance Patient Centered Medical Home; Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, an Area Wide Burn Center and the World Health Organization's UNICEF Designated Baby Friendly Hospital. The Hospital is also designated as a Heart Care Station by the American Heart Association and participates in the 911 Receiving Hospitals Advisory Committee. Find out more about Harlem Hospital