Question about the NYC PulmCC programs

[timbuktu]

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which of the NYC-area programs are regarded as being heavier on CC training?

these are the ones I can think of and I wasn't sure if some of them were considered to have better CC training than others:
Columbia/Presbyterian)
Cornell (Presbyterian and Queens)
Einstein/Montefiore
Icahn (plus BI and St Luke's)
Methodist
SUNY Brooklyn
Hofstra (two campuses I think?)

 

[JasonLChertoff]

No idea, but I'd love to know as well.

 

[NYsan]

which of the NYC-area programs are regarded as being heavier on CC training?

these are the ones I can think of and I wasn't sure if some of them were considered to have better CC training than others:
Columbia/Presbyterian)
Cornell (Presbyterian and Queens)
Einstein/Montefiore
Icahn (plus BI and St Luke's)
Methodist
SUNY Brooklyn
Hofstra (two campuses I think?)

Anyone with a response to this?

 

[Pkboi24]

NYU is pretty heavy on CC, so is Cornell I believe. Mount Sinai has the reputation of being cush. Columbia is research heavy but clinical training supposedly great - atmosphere is very stuffy, however.

 

[deleted547339]

NYU is pretty heavy on CC, so is Cornell I believe. Mount Sinai has the reputation of being cush. Columbia is research heavy but clinical training supposedly great - atmosphere is very stuffy, however.

I interviewed at Mt. Sinai for CC only. The term cush didn't come to mind.

 

[timbuktu]

I interviewed at Mt. Sinai for CC only. The term cush didn't come to mind.

Does the PulmCC program shift a lot of the CC duties over to the CC fellows I guess?

 

[tatersandtomsauce]

Attending told me Monte has the best CC program in NYC

 

[tartesos]

Attending told me Monte has the best CC program in NYC

I can tell you from a friend and graduate there their program is solid and they see a lot of stuff, come out as great clinicians , but I can't compare it to the rest to affirm that statement of it being the best...