I don't know if it will be regarded by many (or any) as helpful, but my own review system does not fit well with the standard 9 question system; so I'm going to submit the reviews I've completed a bit differently. I apologize if it is not helpful, but I wanted to contribute.
Program: NYPH-Cornell
Inpatient psychiatric beds: 282; 250 @Westchester; 32
@Payne Whitney Manhattan.
Inpatient psychiatry specialty units: 16; 10 @Westchester, including Personality Disorders, Eating Disorders; 6 @PayneWhitney.
Outpatient psychiatry specialty clinics: 26+.
Outpatient psychiatry visits/year: Not stated.
PES visits/year: New CPEP; 90,000 ER visits (PES visit # not stated).
Full-time faculty: 160 full-time (some said "nearly 200"); 400 voluntary.
Didactics: 3 hrs/wk protected plus grand rounds, etc.; weekly therapy case conferences as PGY3; Professor's Rounds with stand-out clinicians; numerous other weekly specific conferences residents may attend (including personality disorder research conferences).
Medicine training: 11 wks inpatient at NYPH or Memorial Sloan Kettering; 4-5 wks in urgent care ED setting.
Psychotherapy: CBT, DBT, IPT, long-term psychodynamic, group, couples/family.
Supervision: 6-7 hrs/wk; meet with a "meta-supervisor", scholarship supervisor, and therapy supervisor.
Research: Required scholarly paper for all residents; extensive support from faculty.
Leadership training: 2 chief resident positions; Clinical Scholar Initiative starting this year with new PD, focus seems to be on personal career development as an academic psychiatrist.
Neuroscience curriculum: Yes; neuroscience and psychotherapy have a "common language".
Call schedule: Night float system; 4 weeks PGY1.
Chairman presence: Dr. Barchas sits down with applicants as a group and delineates his vision for the future of the department and the field; quite well-connected and accomplished.
Program director: Dr. Penzner took over for Dr. Auchincloss this year; Dr. Auchincloss remains present, now a Dean for education overseeing the program; PD was quite dynamic and is implementing the Clinical Scholars Initiative, previously for faculty development, for residents.
Cost of living: Rent is $1800+ (studio) in hospital-subsidized housing located on Upper East Side.
Vacation: 4 wks/yr
Moonlighting: Yes; at Westchester
Post-graduation plans: Mostly attending/fellowship positions at other NYC hospitals (including NYPH-Columbia, NYU).
Fellowships: 5, including psychooncology with MSKCC.
Bonus points: 3-5 wks elective time as PGY2; scholarly writing seminar.