The deadline to apply for the residency in NYU Langone’s Department of Pathology is October 31.

Office of Diversity Affairs Open House

NYU Langone is committed to diversity, inclusion, and health equity. Learn more about joining us in this work during an open house tailored for residency and fellowship applicants who identify as underrepresented in medicine or LGBTQ+.

Stay tuned for details about the next open house.

Residency Interviews

Because of health concerns and travel restrictions related to COVID-19, all residency interviews will be conducted remotely as weekday sessions. Invited candidates can choose from a morning or afternoon session (Eastern Standard Time). The Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) application process remains the same.

To apply for the residency in NYU Langone’s Department of Pathology, submit the following materials via ERAS:

• your CV
• a statement of purpose
• your medical school student performance evaluation and transcript
• three recent letters of recommendation
• U.S. Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) scores

In a typical year, we admit six residents. Accepted residents begin on July 1.

Residents who have graduated from an international medical school must hold an Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) certificate. Successful international candidates generally have some previous experience in the U.S. medical system and have completed their undergraduate medical education within the last eight years. Our residents often have an advanced degree from a U.S. or Canadian institution or postdoctoral research experience in the United States or Canada.

We sponsor J-1 visas exclusively through the ECFMG.

For questions about how to apply, please email Giselle Johnson, residency and fellowship program coordinator, at giselle.johnson@nyulangone.org.