The Andrew Witkoff Center for Graduate Medical Education

Education Programs – Overview

Mount Sinai boasts a rich academic legacy and has served as a teaching hospital since 1952, establishing its inaugural medical residency program. As one of Florida’s original statutory teaching hospitals, our commitment to nurturing the next generation of physicians remains unwavering. We prioritize cultivating skilled and well-trained doctors through an array of residency and fellowship programs. These initiatives attract top medical minds, and this fosters an environment where emerging doctors are mentored by expert faculty.

Our institution’s robust programs address South Florida’s physician shortage by consistently providing education to numerous faculty members, residents, and fellows. This commitment to continuous learning fuels medical advancements, which results in enhanced quality care and better patient outcomes. Patients benefit from the expertise of residents and fellows who were meticulously selected from thousands of applicants to fill only a few hundred available residency and fellowship positions. Furthermore, we ensure that our physicians stay well informed of cutting-edge developments through regular conferences and symposiums, and this allows patients to receive up-to-date diagnosis and treatment options.

Every ACGME-accredited residency and fellowship program at Mount Sinai undergoes comprehensive review, which guarantees the highest level of teaching and education for residents, fellows, faculty, and patients alike. This dedication emphasizes Mount Sinai’s firm commitment to excellence in medical education and care provision.