The Mount Sinai MD/PhD training program features:
- Diverse scientific research and clinical training opportunities in an outstanding and exciting environment, with a major focus in translational medicine
- Integration of the graduate school curriculum into the preclinical years with research rotations, special seminars, journal club activities, and opportunities to complete the PhD Core requirement
- Innovative MD/PhD-specific educational initiatives (e.g., a course designed to introduce the "nuts and bolts" of clinical investigation)
- Strong ethics program
- Flexible opportunities for clinical involvement during major research phase
- Extensive clinical refresher program for students preparing to re-enter Medical School Year 3 (Clinical Clerkships) after a hiatus
- Opportunities to teach or tutor in preclinical courses and journal clubs
- Seminars featuring successful clinician-scientists, often program graduates, who represent various professional activities
- Annual meetings with program leadership to evaluate the year's successes and failures and to discuss program features that might be further enhanced
- Student participation in Graduate School and MD/PhD program steering and curriculum committees
- Flexibility with respect to entry into clinical clerkships and the option of condensing the clinical training period to one and one-half years to accommodate completion of the research project.*
*Provided that students will have decided on their postgraduate specialty training and will have had adequate time for sub-internship
- Clinical Case Discussions (CCD)
- 3 Month Selective: “C/T Research in the Clinical Research Center”
- Shadowing physicians your area of interest
- East Harlem Outreach Program
- Elective Medicine Clerkship
- Clinical Refresher

