New York Medical College - A Member of Touro University

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Rooted in a proud legacy of inclusion since 1860, New York Medical College’s humanistic approach is fundamental to who we are and part of each class and hands-on experience at all three of our schools: the School of Medicine, the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, and the School of Health Sciences and Practice. Located in Westchester County, just outside of NYC, we combine suburban tranquility with easy access to NYC and have a network of clinical training opportunities throughout the tri-state area.

Schools

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School of Medicine

The School of Medicine offers a robust medical education that prepares you to be a competent and compassionate physician. We introduce you to real life clinical situations early on and have more than 30 affiliated health care facilities. With our program, you’ll be prepared to get the residency match you want.

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School of Health Sciences and Practice

With degrees in public health, speech-language pathology, and physical therapy, School of Health Sciences and Practice paves the way for health care solutions both regionally and nationally. You’ll be part of a diverse student body and learn from professors and practitioners across disciplines. We have a consistently high licensure pass rate and employment rate.

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Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences

The Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences is home to groundbreaking medical research in fields like pathology, biochemistry, and physiology. You can conduct research in many areas with our state-of-the-art facilities and labs. You’ll work with your professors and fellow researchers to study biological processes in normal homeostasis and disease.

Honorees Doctors Edward Chew, Robert Amler and Sherlita Amler with NYMC leadership Doctor Edward Halperin and Doctor Alan Kadish.

Founder's Dinner Celebration

NYMC Community Honors Visionary Public Health Leaders Drs. Robert Amler, Sherlita Amler, and Edward Chew, and Supports the Next Generation of Physicians, Public Health Leaders, and Researchers.

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About NYMC

2k

2K Students Enrolled

46

46 Academic Programs Campus-wide

200k

200K sq. ft. in Research Space

18 Countries

18 Countries Represented in our Student Body

News

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Research

At New York Medical College, we’re driven by innovative research across disciplines. Students have an opportunity to learn from and collaborate with leading researchers in areas like cardiovascular disease, neuroscience, cancer, metabolic disorders, infectious diseases, disaster medicine, and more.

Our campus is home to more than a dozen core research facilities and laboratories and more than 200,000 square feet of dedicated research space. With more than half of our research funding coming from the National Institutes of Health, we have over 150 scientists using our facilities to discover the next medical breakthrough. As a student, you'll have access to the college's vast resources.

Research Initiatives

Why NYMC?

Vast Network of Affiliates

Our network includes approximately 500 clinical affiliates, including major medical centers, community hospitals and ambulatory care facilities, giving you access to a wide range of training opportunities.

Suburban Serenity, Urban Opportunity

Suburban campus shared with Westchester Medical Center, we’re 30 minutes from NYC.

Tomorrow’s Health Care Team Starts Here

With programs dedicated to medicine, rehabilitation, public health, and biomedical sciences, we offer degrees across the health care spectrum and our students work together, just as they will when treating patients.

Diversity & Inclusion

Our commitment to diversity dates back to our earliest years, and we continue to foster an environment that welcomes all.

A Humanistic Approach

Here, students learn to treat people, not diseases, and are trained to provide skilled and compassionate care.