Program Overview
At the Department of Medicine at Upstate Medical University, we have developed and continue to uphold a comprehensive Policy Manual. We are committed to ensuring it remains current and accurate, with regular reviews and updates reflecting the latest in medical education standards and practices. Our mission is to provide clear, authoritative information through our Cardiology recruitment program overview resources to support our residents throughout their training journey, reinforcing our commitment to excellence in education, research, and healthcare.
In addition to the rules and regulations, The Department of Medicine provides various benefits and educational resources for each learner. Fellows receive the standard Upstate Medical University benefits for Graduate Medical Education trainees. Those include full health & dental plans, malpractice insurance, life insurance, and retirement options.
In addition, the Department of Medicine also offers the following:
PGY4 - $75,303
PGY5 - $78,610
PGY6 - $81,661
4 weeks (20 working days) per year as an R4, R5, and R6.
Free of charge for all current and future claims through NYS Public Officers Law.
Many options are available; coverage begins 43rd day of employment.
Two plans—total of $40,000 coverage at no cost.
The parking fee and your parking location will be determined prior to your start date, and an assignment will be made during the week of orientation for those who require parking.
- Free copies
- Computer lab
- Department library
- Lab Coats: 2 coats provided at start of program, 1 additional coat provided each additional year of training
- $300 educational fund per year for each level of training, including preliminary interns
- Research travel awards for projects through Upstate at Syracuse (subject to departmental approval)
- Reimbursement for presenting at National Conferences
Relocation advice, referrals, INS/ECFMG Liaison, Dean's Office Liaison.
By contacting us, you'll gain invaluable insights into the comprehensive curriculum, hands-on clinical experiences, and research opportunities that our fellowship offers. Our experienced team is eager to provide you with all the information you need to make an informed decision about your future in cardiology. Contact our representatives in Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, New York, at (315) 464-4505.