Clinical Affiliations
Clinical Affiliations to date include:
- Access 365 Urgent Care
- AM/PM Urgent Care
- Bronx Lebanon Hospital
- Buckland ENT
- Child Family Health International
- Coastal Obstetrics & Gynecology
- Cohen Children's Northwell Health
- Community Care Clifton Park
- Community Primary Care
- Connecticut Children's Hospital
- Contemporary Women's Health
- Crystal Run HC
- Dave Family Medical Services
- Dingman's Medical Center
- Dr. Jude Arthur Pediatrics
- Ellenville Regional Hospital
- Ellis Pediatric Care
- Emergency One
- Federal Corrections Institute
- Fox Care Family Medicine
- Fox Care Pediatrics
- Fox Chase Cancer Center
- Future Pediatrics
- Gallup-Indian Health Services
- Health Quest/Putnam/Vasser Hospital
- Kent Pediatrics
- Larchmont Family Medicine
- Manhattan Orthopedic Care
- Mid Hudson Plastic Surgery
- Middletown Medical PC
- Monmouth Family Medicine
- Montefiore Medical Center
- Montefiore Medical Center, New Rochelle
- Mount Sinai Hospital
- Murphy Dermatology & Aesthetics
- Newcomb Health Center
- North Central Bronx Hospital
- North Smithfield Urgent Care
- Northern Westchester Hospital
- Open Door Family Medical Center
- Orange Regional Medical Center/ Group
- Pace University Health Center
- Pediatric Associates of New Jersey
- Pediatric Associates of Westfield
- Physician One Urgent Care
- Planned Parenthood
- Premier Medical Group
- Rockland Urgent Care
- Sharp Grossmont Hospital
- St Thomas Rutherford Hospital
- United States Coast Guard Connecticut
- Urban Health Plan
- VA Bronx
- Walk-in Medical Urgent Care
- West Med
- Westchester Medical Center
- Western New York OB-GYN
- Women’s Health Care of New England
- Yorktown Adult & Pediatric Medicine
- Zelenko MD
Medically Underserved Areas
Clinical Clerkships are being developed to provide students with an opportunity to learn and provide care in medically underserved areas or with medically underserved populations including rural, inner-city, immigrant, indigent, military and prison populations. Clerkships will also focus on the needs, resources and counseling available for these special populations and the influence that culture and socioeconomic factors can have on healthcare delivery. The goal is to provide students experiences in underserved areas with an aim to draw them to ultimately practice in these areas or with these populations.
International Elective Rotation
Students may choose to do their elective rotation abroad through Child Family Health International. The CFHI Global Health Education Program offers students a comprehensive clinical and cultural immersion experience in a developing country with local professionals working under vastly different circumstances from those found in the US, Canada or Europe.
Students may seek to initiate clinical clerkships with approval from the program but NO student is required to provide or solicit clinical sites or preceptors.