Train on Manhattan's Upper East Side
The Surgical Critical Care Fellowship at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center offers fellows the unique opportunity to train at one of the nation's premier academic medical centers while living and working in the heart of New York City.
Located on Manhattan's Upper East Side, the campus combines the resources of a world-renowned healthcare system with the energy, diversity, and cultural opportunities of New York City. Fellows benefit from training in a collaborative academic environment alongside leaders in surgery, critical care, medicine, research, and education.
A Premier Academic Medical Campus
The Weill Cornell Medicine campus is part of a concentrated healthcare and research corridor that includes:
- NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
- Weill Cornell Medicine
- Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
- Hospital for Special Surgery
- Rockefeller University
This unique academic ecosystem promotes interdisciplinary collaboration, innovation, and access to some of the world's leading clinicians, educators, and scientists.
Graduate Medical Education Support
As members of one of the nation's largest graduate medical education communities, fellows receive comprehensive institutional support throughout their training.
Benefits include:
Competitive Compensation
- Salary based on postgraduate training year
- Annual salary adjustments in accordance with institutional policies
- Access to comprehensive employment benefits
Comprehensive Benefits Package
Fellows are eligible for a broad range of benefits, including:
- Medical insurance
- Dental insurance
- Life insurance
- Disability coverage
- Wellness and employee assistance resources
Housing Resources
NewYork-Presbyterian and Weill Cornell Medicine offer access to housing resources and opportunities designed to help trainees live conveniently near campus and minimize commute times.
Academic and Personal Support
Fellows can take advantage of a variety of resources that promote academic achievement, professional development, and personal well-being, including:
- Graduate Medical Education support services
- Wellness programs
- Faculty mentorship
- Career development resources
- Educational and research opportunities
Living in New York City
Training in New York City provides access to one of the world's most vibrant urban environments. Whether enjoying world-class restaurants, museums, parks, performing arts, sporting events, or waterfront spaces, fellows have countless opportunities to explore the city outside of the hospital.
The Upper East Side offers:
- Walkable residential neighborhoods
- Easy access to public transportation
- Central Park and East River waterfront access
- Diverse dining and cultural experiences
- Convenient access to all five boroughs
Many fellows appreciate the ability to live, work, and learn within a compact academic community while enjoying the resources of a global city.
A Thriving Community of Learners
The Surgical Critical Care Fellowship is supported by the larger NewYork-Presbyterian and Weill Cornell Graduate Medical Education community, creating opportunities to connect with trainees and faculty across numerous specialties.
This collaborative environment encourages:
- Interdisciplinary learning
- Professional networking
- Academic collaboration
- Research partnerships
- Leadership development
Fellows become part of a vibrant community committed to excellence in patient care, education, research, and innovation.
More Than a Fellowship
Life at Weill Cornell Medicine extends beyond clinical training. Fellows benefit from a supportive academic environment, access to exceptional institutional resources, and the opportunity to live in one of the world's most dynamic cities.
Whether pursuing clinical excellence, academic advancement, research, or leadership opportunities, fellows have access to the people, programs, and experiences needed to thrive both professionally and personally.
From the Upper East Side of Manhattan to the extensive resources of NewYork-Presbyterian, Weill Cornell Medicine provides an outstanding environment in which to train, grow, and build a lasting career in surgical critical care.