Cornell pediatric residency programs

Agata Smogorzewska, M. Sohail Tavazoie, M. Tavazoie's laboratory employs a systems biology approach that integrates molecular, genetic, cellular, organismal, and clinical observations to discover and characterize key molecular regulators of metastasis, with the goal of developing new therapeutics for its prevention and treatment.

Stefan Worgall, M. Worgall's laboratory studies pulmonary infections and host responses as well as the role of sphingolipids relevant to chronic pediatric lung diseases such as asthma, cystic fibrosis, and bronchopulmonary dysplasia.

PSTP trainees will have the opportunity to present their work and network with mentors and colleagues through this series. This 1-day bicampus yearly retreat highlights faculty and mentee research and features a keynote speaker.

The most competitive candidates will have a strong commitment to a research career and an outstanding academic record. During interview day s , PSTP candidates will have the opportunity to meet both clinical faculty and current trainees from the Department of Pediatrics as well research faculty and potential mentors. Stefan Worgall center with lab members.

Liana Senaldi in the lab. David Lyden, M. Oleh Akchurin, M. Irina Matei, Ph. Jimmy Zhou, M. The Rockefeller University Dr. Weill Cornell Medicine Dr. Golightly's research focuses on tropical diseases and emerging infections. Alex Kentsis, M. This opportunity allows the Tanzanian residents to see the practice of pediatrics in an urban academic center in a developed nation.

In addition, the visiting Tanzanian residents share their knowledge with the Weill Cornell residents through participation in didactic conferences and teaching rounds. Box New York, NY Global Health Elective. Six months of the two-year training are elective, and may be spent developing skills in special areas of clinical or basic neuroscience with the approval of the Director. Weill Cornell Medicine Neurology E. I am interested in Apply to Residency Program.

This program requires two years of pediatric training prior to acceptance.