Week of March 18, 2024

Match Day Marks Another Milestone for Class of 2024

The Ides of March was far from a time of misfortune for the SOM Class of 2024 as they celebrated taking the next step in their medical training on Match Day.

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Intersection of Innovation and Health Care Subject of NYMedTalks



The dynamic intersection of innovation and health care was the focus of this year’s NYMedTalks conference.

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Study Reveals Concerning Link Between Growth Hormone Therapy and Growth Plate Fractures in Children

Human growth hormone has long been used to treat certain medical conditions in children yet may cause a serious complication, according to a new study lead-authored by Samuel Beber, M.Sc., SOM Class of 2026.

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Students, Staff, and Faculty Pet Their Stress Away

Merrie, the friendly 12-year-old golden retriever therapy dog from the Hudson Valley Paws for a Cause, graced the presence of students, staff, and faculty in the MEC to give a much-needed de-stress session at the Pet the Stress Away event on March 14. Hosted by the Phillip Capozzi, M.D., Library and Office of Student Mental Health and Wellness in the MEC Lobby, attendees enjoy a few sweet treats before cuddling the canine. "We appreciated being able to partner with our incredible library team, specifically Caroline McKinley (second from right) to bring pet therapy to campus for a second time this year," said Robin Hershkowitz, M.S.W., LCSW-R, second from left, senior director of SMHW and clinical assistant professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences. "This is one of the most frequently requested events and is always well received by students. Interacting with dogs is calming, reduces anxiety, and improves one's overall psychological state.It was wonderful to watch students experience all of these benefits."

LCME Element of the Week 

In preparation for the SOM's April 2024 LCME accreditation visit, in the upcoming weeks, we will be featuring the most-cited elements, based on recent data from the LCME and how this is addressed at NYMC. This week's element is Curricular Management.

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D.P.T. Alumnus Finds Solace in Writing After Cardiac Event

After a cardiac event, Tyler Van Benschoten, D.P.T. '19, turned to writing to reduce stress and inspire others.

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March is Women’s History Month. Test your knowledge on NYMC Women in History Trivia Part II on Instagram.

Updates

• Policy for the Selection of Medical Students
• Faculty Appointment, Promotion and Reappointment Policy and Procedure
• Faculty Performance Evaluation Policy and Procedure

From the School of Medicine, March 13, 2024

• Policy on Satisfactory Academic Progress
• Policy on Accepting Credits for Re-Admitted Students
• Policy on Transfer of Credits
• Policy On Atypical Enrollment Status
• Policy on Leave of Absence
• Policy on Dr.P.H. Time Limit for Completion of All Requirements
• Policy on Designation of Full-Time and Half-Time Student Status
• Policy on Transition from Certificate Only to Degree Program

From the School of Health Sciences and Practice, March 14, 2024

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NYMC and Regeneron Debut Neighborhood Science Seminar Series



Wednesday, March 20, 2024

12:00 p.m. • 7 Dana Road, BioInc@NYMC Lounge

NYMC and Regeneron are proud to announce the launch of the Neighborhood Science Seminar Series, with the inaugural session showcaseing Aarti Sharma, Ph.D., associate director of Motor Neuron Diseases at Regeneron.  

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Days of Giving



March 26-27, 2024

Proceeds support student scholarships to educate future of health care providers, researchers, and health care leaders.



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NYMC Annual Golf Tournament and Reception

Monday, June 17, 2024 • 10:00 a.m.

Saint Andrew's Golf Club

Hastings-on-Hudson, New York

Sponsored by the NYMC Board of Advisors, the annual golf tournament is a fundraiser to benefit student scholarships and other initiatives at NYMC.

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Visit nymc.edu/calendar to view all events.

Faculty News

VIDEO: Dual mechanism of faricimab a focus of real-world RVO treatment

Healio - 3/12/24

Ferhina S. Ali, M.D., M.P.H., clinical assistant professor of ophthalmology

How to boost your efficiency in the OR

Ophthalmology Times - 3/14/24

Eric D. Rosenberg, D.O., clinical assistant professor of ophthalmology

General News

Full 2024 State of the County Address

Westchester County - 3/14/24

Fleetwood Hosts Shabbaton for NYMC/TCDM

The Jewish Link - 3/14/24

Affiliate News

Patient Safety: Reports Says 11 NJ Hospitals are Better Than the Rest 

94.3 The Point - 3/14/24

Saint Michael’s Medical Center

TU News

Touro University Hosts Discussion of Antisemitism on Campus

The Jewish Press - 3/6/24

Alan Kadish, M.D., president of NYMC and TU

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