Ophthalmology residency program in New York, New York, sponsored by New York Presbyterian Hospital.
See how you matchNew York Presbyterian Hospital (Columbia Campus) Program is a not Available Ophthalmology residency program in New York, New York, sponsored by New York Presbyterian Hospital.
International medical graduates (IMGs) make up about 13% of current residents, compared with a median of 0% across Ophthalmology programs. The program sponsors J-1 visas.
USMLE Step 1 is pass/fail, so Step 2 CK is the score programs screen on. These are the details IMGs most often need before deciding whether to apply.
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How often applicants were invited to interview, depending on the signal they sent.
622 W. 168th Street 18th Floor New York, NY 10032 Open in Google Maps
Yes. New York Presbyterian Hospital (Columbia Campus) Program sponsors J-1 visas for residents. Visa policies can change between cycles, so confirm with the program coordinator before you apply.
About 13% of residents at New York Presbyterian Hospital (Columbia Campus) Program are international medical graduates, so the program accepts some IMGs. For comparison, the median Ophthalmology program has 0% IMG residents. It sponsors J-1 visas.
USMLE Step 1 is now pass/fail, so Step 2 CK is the main score programs use to screen applicants. New York Presbyterian Hospital (Columbia Campus) Program does not publish a Step 2 CK minimum, so compare your score with the specialty overall.
Applicants who sent New York Presbyterian Hospital (Columbia Campus) Program a gold signal received interviews about 0% of the time, silver signals about 0%, and applicants without a signal about 0%.
New York Presbyterian Hospital (Columbia Campus) Program is located at 622 W. 168th Street 18th Floor New York, NY 10032. Its sponsoring institution is New York Presbyterian Hospital.
The program director is Lora Dagi Glass. The program coordinator, Patricia Galvin, is the usual contact for application questions.