Exploration. Discovery. Growth.

This is what makes NYU Langone an exciting place to begin your career. You will learn from the best as you work alongside colleagues who are widely respected in their fields. What better place to start than that?

Graduates

Nursing Residency

As a Magnet^®-recognized hospital, re-designated for the fourth time in 2019, NYU Langone is among the nation’s leaders in shaping the future of nursing. There are few better places to begin your career than here with us.

The Nurse Residency Program at NYU Langone follows the Vizient/AACN curriculum and is accredited by the CCNE (Commission for Collegiate Nursing Education). The one-year program is designed to promote professional practice by building specific competencies, critical thinking skills, and leadership abilities through educational activities during the first year of practice.

All new graduate baccalaureate prepared nurses are participants in the program. After the new graduate nurse is oriented to their specific clinical unit, they participate in professional development and clinical seminars, while receiving support and mentorship to promote organizational engagement.

Master’s of Science in Clinical Research

Clinical Research is a component of healthcare science that focuses on the safety and efficacy of medications, diagnostics, and medical treatments. With over 900 clinical trials currently being conducted at NYU Langone, there is no better time to further your career in clinical research.

A 30 credit Master’s of Science in Clinical Research is offered through the NYU College of Dentistry. This unique program provides training in the areas of clinical research methodology, epidemiology and biostatistics, ethical and regulatory principles, and evidence-based healthcare. For program details, please click here.

Interns

Whether you wish to pursue a position in direct patient care or in another area such as management, information technology, research or other discipline, NYU Langone can offer several internship opportunities to support your career goals.

Interns for Credit Program

Our current intern partnerships include St John’s University, Rutgers University, SUNY Downstate, and UNC Charlotte. In order to participate in our Interns for Credit Program, students must:

be eligible to earn college credit.
have an internship partnership program that has been established and approved by both their school and NYU Langone.
work a minimum number of hours that will vary based on NYU Langone department and school program requirements.
have excellent communication, interpersonal and organizational skills.
possess PC proficiency, and other skills dependent upon the department.

Health Career Opportunity Program

This program consists of three, four-week internships that provide students with a hands-on clinical experience and exposure to a variety of healthcare professions such as Rehabilitation Therapy, Radiology, Advanced Practice, Pharmacy, Clinical Nutrition and Food Services, Nursing and other key roles within the health system. Learn more about this internship.

Student Interns

The student intern must be a full-time student, or if working in the summer months (mid-May through mid-September), must be planning to return to full-time status in the fall. During non-summer months, the student intern can work a maximum of 17 hours per week.

Student Research Interns
The student intern must be a full-time student, or if working in the summer months (mid-May through mid-September), must be planning to return to full-time status in the fall. Functions performed must be related to their professional course of study or specialty field.

Vocational Interns

NYU Langone’s Rusk Vocational Rehabilitation department aids in helping individuals with disabilities find employment in the competitive marketplace through innovative programs and services. Through these internships, individuals are able to gain valuable work experience and further develop their job-related skills and competencies. We offer flexible work schedules for Vocational Interns. Learn more about Vocational Rehabilitation Services.

Non-Traditional Volunteers

Child and Adolescent Mental Health Studies (CAMS)

NYU Langone Health’s Department of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry has exciting internship opportunities available. Internships are available for undergraduates from any NYU school or college in NYU Langone’s Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry as part of a minor in child and adolescent mental health studies (CAMS). Learn more about Child and Adolescent Mental Health Studies (CAMS)

Administrative Fellows

Administrative Fellowship

NYU Langone Health is one of the nation’s premier academic medical centers, with a mission to serve, teach, and discover through excellence in patient care, education and research. To ensure the continuation of exceptional administrative service and practices that support those contributions, NYU Langone has a dedicated Administrative Fellowship Program. Further information regarding NYU Langone Health’s Administrative Fellowship program can be found below. Any additional questions can be directed to adminfellow@nyulangone.org.

NYU Langone’s Administrative Fellowship Program has been in place since 1988 and has expanded to include five fellowship positions at the four NYU Langone hospitals in the system, with three positions to oversee the Tisch/Kimmel Hospital and NYU Langone Orthopedic Hospital in Manhattan, NYU Langone Hospital – Brooklyn, and NYU Langone Hospital – Long Island.

To learn more about applying for NYU Langone’s administrative fellowship for the 2023 cycle, please see the webinar schedule below and click here to register for one. If you would like to learn more about the fellowship, please read through this flyer.

EVENT	DATE
Webinar #1	July 29th at 9am EST
Webinar #2	August 24th at 4pm EST
Webinar #3	September 6th at 5pm EST

Program structure

NYU Langone Health’s Administrative Fellowship is a one-year, full-time, salaried program with the potential opportunity for a second year.

The Fellowship offers on-the-job training in the skills and responsibilities required of a hospital administrator in a major academic medical center. As a Fellow, you will be placed at the very center of NYU Langone Health’s hospital operations and work alongside the institution’s leaders and innovators. A feature that distinguishes our program is that Fellows can tailor and define their experiences through the variety of projects that they work on during their time with NYU Langone.

As part of this program, you will learn by assuming increasing levels of responsibility and become involved with a broad range of operational issues, personnel, and processes, while being precepted by senior-level administrators. The Administrative Fellowship is project-based in nature. Activities may include, but are not limited to:

Administrator on-call duties
Compliance and regulatory assessment
Financial decisions and budget review
Operational processes and workflow analysis
Policy evaluation and procedure development
Program design and implementation
Project management
Data analysis and outcomes monitoring

During the first months of the Fellowship, Fellows will meet with their respective campus leaders as well as the Health System’s Senior Leadership to become oriented to hospital operations as well as the function and structure of the organization. Fellows then become fully immersed in projects and can work on hospital-wide initiatives as well as projects at the unit/department level. In addition, you will have the flexibility to seek out projects in personal areas of interest. Examples of recent projects include:

Coordinating the opening of new outpatient surgery facilities
Reducing boarding time in emergency department
Reducing sepsis rates in critical care units
Supporting the opening, closing, and conversion of patient care units during the COVID pandemic
Implementing High Reliability processes on patient care units
Coordinating change management within ancillary services
Developing business cases and P&L for a new ambulatory center
Leading staffing gap analysis for perioperative and acute care services

Application Process/Requirements

The application deadline for the 2023 Administrative Fellowship will be in Fall 2022.
Applicants are required to graduate from an accredited healthcare management program (MHA, MHSA, MPH, MPA or MBA program with a focus in healthcare administration) by the beginning of the fellowship in July 2023. All applications should be submitted electronically through the National Administrative Fellowship Centralized Application Service (NAFCAS). Applications will be available beginning end of June 2022 at the following link: nafcas.liaisoncas.com. Any applications submitted after the NAFCAS deadline will not be considered. NYU Langone does not sponsor work visas for administrative fellowship positions. Application Requirements include the following:

Required application portfolio materials include:

Current Resume
Official Graduate School Transcript (Visit the “Academic History” quadrant to submit colleges attended and to download the Transcript Request Form for your registrar’s office. Transcripts should be sent directly from your registrar’s office to NAFCAS.)
Three (3) Letters of Recommendation (to be requested in the “Supporting Information” quadrant): (1) Academic, (1) Professional, and (1) Other (academic, professional, or letter from your program director)
2 essays (maximum 300 words each)

Finalists will be invited to travel to New York City to visit NYU Langone for an on-site interview with senior leadership
NYU Langone Health is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer committed to diversity and inclusion in all aspects of recruiting and employment. All qualified individuals are encouraged to apply and will receive consideration without regard to race, color, gender, gender identity or expression, sex, sexual orientation, transgender status, gender dysphoria, national origin, age, religion, disability, military and veteran status, marital or parental status, genetic information or any other factor which cannot lawfully be used as a basis for an employment decision

Learn more about current and former members of NYU Langone’s Administrative Fellowship Program.

Current Fellows

Julia Stockman (2022-Present)
Graduate School: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Hometown: Indianapolis, IN

Ivy Xiang (2022-Present)
Graduate School: Columbia University
Hometown: Queens, NY

Jonathan Novak (2022-Present)
Graduate School: University of Texas Health Science Center
Hometown: Dallas, TX

Julie Livingstone (2022-Present)
Graduate School: Columbia University
Hometown: Woodcliff, NJ

Isabella Harnick (2022-Present)
Graduate School: Cornell University
Hometown: Great Neck, NY

Former Fellows

ADMINISTRATIVE FELLOW	GRADUATE SCHOOL	TERM	CURRENT POSITION AT NYU Langone Health
Garrett Romines	University of Missouri	2020-2022	Business Manager, Ambulatory Care Services
Anjana Sreedhar	New York University	2020-2022	Project Manager at Perlmutter Cancer Center
Lynh Nguyen	Cornell University	2020-2022	N/A
Maira Undavalli	University of Pittsburgh	2020-2022	N/A
Tiffany Kang	Columbia University	2020-2022	N/A
John Amory	New York University	2018-2020	Manager, Hospital Operations
Emilee Warner	Columbia University	2019-2020	N/A
Beining Niu	Cornell University	2018-2020	N/A
Marissa Wiegner	Tulane University	2018-2020	Assistant Director, Emergency Services – Cobble Hill
Delvene Gill	Columbia University	2018-2019	N/A
Andrew Munfakh	University of Michigan	2017-2018	Director, Comprehensive Transfer Center
Annette Rabinovich	Columbia University	2016-2018	N/A
Kara Dimon	Columbia University	2017-2018	N/A
Katie Tobin	New York University	2017-2018	Director, Decision Support and Value Improvement
Anisha Chadda	Columbia University	2016 – 2017	Director of Radiology, Hospital Strategy & Innovation at NYU Langone Hospital – Brooklyn
Nicholas Moliterno	Saint Louis University	2016 – 2017	N/A
Sarah Szollar	University of Michigan	2016 – 2017	N/A
Christina DiStefano	Columbia University	2014 – 2016	Senior Director, Emergency Services
Dimitri Dimakis	Yale University	2015 – 2016	Administrative Director, Operations, Children’s Services & Sala Institute
Nina Schuman	Boston University	2015 – 2016	N/A
Nicholas Chee	Columbia University	2014 – 2015	Site Director for Men’s Health Center
Rachel Johnson	Cornell University	2013-2015	Administrative Director, Programming, Children’s Services & Sala Institute for Child and Family Centered Care
Sonia Arnold	Yale School of Management	2013 – 2014	Director of Hospital Operations and Analytics, NYU Langone Hospital – Brooklyn
Michael Tsang	Baruch College	2013 – 2014	Director of Operations, Rusk Rehabilitation
David Klein	Columbia University	2012 – 2013	Director, Non-Invasive Cardiology
Andrew Talcott	Medical University of South Carolina	2012 – 2013	N/A
Martha Bailey	Rush University	2011 – 2013	N/A
Camille Glotzbecker	New York University	2011 – 2012	Administrative Director, Surgical Services, Department of Surgery, NYU Winthrop
Judith Bruno	University of Michigan	2010 – 2012	N/A
Marta Cieslak	University of California at Berkeley	2010 – 2011	N/A
Carrie Rooke	Yale School of Public Health	2010 – 2011	Senior Director of Operations, Network Integration
Cecilia S. Lum	University of Michigan	2009 – 2010	N/A
Priscilla Pham	Ohio State University	2009 – 2010	N/A
Lauren J. Stewart	University of Michigan	2008 – 2010	N/A
Melissa Ezcurra	University of Florida	2008 – 2009	N/A
April C. Clark	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	2007 – 2009	N/A
Mary Enquist	Columbia University	2007 – 2007	N/A
Maximilian Julian	University of Michigan	2006 – 2008	N/A
Ananda Weinblatt	Hofstra University	2006 – 2007	N/A
Pooja Devendran	Columbia University	2006 – 2007	N/A
Larry Peters	Rutgers University	2005 – 2006	N/A
Allyson Goldberg	Columbia University	2004 – 2006	N/A
Siobhan O’Reilly	Baruch College	2003 – 2005	N/A
Rebecca Fishman	Cornell University	2003 – 2005	N/A
Susan Yee	University of Washington	2002 – 2003	N/A
Trisha Lollo	Yale University- MPH	2001 – 2003	N/A
Colleen O’Donnell	Washington University	2000 – 2002	N/A
Manali Shah	Emory University	2000 – 2001	Associate Director, Revenue Management Initiatives (Finance – NYU Health Systems)
Sarah Sinha	Harvard School of Public Health	1999 – 2000	N/A
Julia Cleere		1998 – 1999	N/A
Stacy Melvin	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	1998 – 1999	N/A
Tim Bowler		1996 – 1998	N/A
Nannette Batiocco		1995 – 1997	N/A
Heather Lamster	New York University	1994 – 1996	N/A
Amy Horrocks	Cornell University	1992 – 1994	Vice President, Medical Services, Tisch Hospital
Nancy Stemple		1990 – 1992	N/A
Jim Ackerman		1988 – 1990	N/A

Contact Us

For more information about NYU Langone’s Administrative Fellowship Program, please email us at adminfellow@nyulangone.org.

AmeriCorps

AmeriCorps at the Family Health Centers at NYU Langone

AmeriCorps is a federal program made of individuals that commit their time and skills to helping people and communities around America. Through the Family Health Centers at NYU Langone’s partnership with the program, we are able to offer full time, short-term volunteer assignments to individuals interested in providing support to their community while earning a living stipend now and scholarship money for the future.

During this assignment, you can earn valuable experience with a world-renowned healthcare organization while helping people right in your own neighborhood. The organizational and problem-solving skills you’ll develop during this experience will help you in any career path you choose.

How to apply

To learn more about the opportunities available and how you can benefit from being part of this program, connect with us today.

Please send your resume/letter of interest to: americorps@nyulangone.org

Applicants must be at least 18 years of age and a US citizen or permanent resident.

More information on the position can be found here.

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