The mission of the Hospital Medicine Clinical Point of Care Ultrasound Fellowship at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell is to train leaders in basic and advanced point of care ultrasound. This 1-year fellowship program is led by Tanping Wong, M.D. and Gregory Mints, M.D.
Our POCUS faculty have helped set the national standards for certification, taught at national meetings, and currently organize and teach the leading five-day training program offered to participants from across the country and internationally.
Although described as a fellowship program, participants will be hired as hospital medicine faculty within the Weill Department of Medicine at Weill Cornell.
Instructor, if not board-certified; assistant professor if board certified and at least one year of experience as a hospitalist.
65 nights as a night hospitalist, with at least 20 nights working with house staff.
Help lead an ultrasound-guided procedure service, including weekends.
$115K for instructors; $125K for assistant professor.
31 weeks dedicated to learning, practicing, teaching, and supervising POCUS-related activities.
Hafiz Jeelani, M.D.
Rolfe Retuya, M.D.
Fizza Sajid, D.O.
Nachelle Aurelien, M.D.
Edward Bergin, M.D.
Tanveer-E-Fatema R Hassam, M.D.
Angelina Voronina, D.O.
Laura Chen, D.O.
Nikita L. Rabelo-Pagán, M.D.
Rajiv Bhagat, M.D.
Alberto Rojas, M.D.
This fellowship is not ACGME accredited.
If you are a foreign national, please note the following: We are currently unable to sponsor student visas. We are able to sponsor work visas, however, you have to be able to legally work in the U.S. as a physician. This includes eligibility for sitting for ABIM exams.