Graduate Medical Education
Learning Through Clinical Practice
Rutgers Health graduate medical education (GME) programs empower residents and fellows to become leaders in medicine through unparalleled opportunities for advanced clinical training, groundbreaking research, and interprofessional collaboration. Here, you'll learn from the best minds in health care, practice in state-of-the-art facilities, and thrive in a supportive environment.
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Residents and fellows
Graduate medical education programs
Pursue Your Passion
Rutgers Health offers a broad range of residency and fellowship programs in collaboration with our medical schools and clinical affiliate, RWJBarnabas Health. Whether you are passionate about internal medicine, family medicine, emergency medicine, anesthesiology, obstetrics and gynecology, interventional radiology, or any of our other in-demand specialties, Rutgers Health has the program to help you achieve your goals.
Our partnerships bring our trainees together while improving the lives of our New Jersey community members through access to clinical care and vital research. Explore the GME programs available at partner sites throughout New Jersey. Learn more about your program of interest and find application requirements and contact information.
Our partnerships bring our trainees together while improving the lives of our New Jersey community members through access to clinical care and vital research. Explore the GME programs available at partner sites throughout New Jersey. Learn more about your program of interest and find application requirements and contact information.
"Rutgers has been perfect. Everyone seems to be very in tune with making everybody and everything around them better."
– Nathan Hughes, MD, Anesthesiology Residency, 2023
Sponsoring Institution Information
The Office of Graduate Medical Education oversees the Rutgers Health single ACGME-accredited sponsoring institution. Visit the office to explore resources for current trainees and program directors and coordinators, and find information about how to request verifications of training, contact the sponsoring institution ombuds, report concerns, share feedback, and more.
Rutgers Health GME Professionalism Awards
The Rutgers Health GME Professionalism Awards recognize individuals and teams who exemplify outstanding professional behavior within our community. This includes being role models in handling difficult situations or ethical dilemmas, coaching others to meet professional standards, proactively implementing strategies to alleviate challenging circumstances, and fostering an environment of inquiry and well-being.
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Awardees
- Adebayo Aina, PGY3, Newark Beth Israel Medical Center Emergency Medicine
- Yolanda Asturias, Rutgers Cancer Institute Oncology Nurse
- Danny Jose Arias Diaz, PGY3, Jersey City Medical Center Internal Medicine
- Asaad Chaudhry, PGY3, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Diagnostic Radiology
- John Casseus, Monmouth Medical Center Program Coordinator
- Patricia Chau, Jersey City Medical Center OB/GYN
- Doantrang Du, Monmouth Medical Center Internal Medicine
- Eshani Goradia, PGY3, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Internal Medicine
- Kara Kosmer, PGY3, Monmouth Medical Center OB/GYN
- Leo Kuwama, PGY4, New Jersey Medical School Internal Medicine-Pediatrics
- Albert Khouri, New Jersey Medical School/University Hospital Ophthalmology
- Skylar Luu, PGY2, New Jersey Medical School Psychiatry
- Tina Mayer, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Hematology Oncology
- Shubhangi Sharma, PGY2, Community Medical Center Internal Medicine
- Jeremiah Thomas, PGY2, New Jersey Medical School Orthopaedic Surgery
- Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Colorectal Interdisciplinary Care Team, Led by Daniel Feingold and Nell Maloney Patel
- Monmouth Medical Center Sepsis Committee, Led by Heather Pirl
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Awardees
- Parveen Gaba, Newark Beth Israel Medical Center Infectious Disease
- Ali Tayebi Meyobi, New Jersey Medical School Neurological Surgery
- Ashley Toussaint, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School General Surgery
- Alissa Ruszkowski, Jersey City Medical Center Internal Medicine
- Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine (Team Award)
- David Suster, New Jersey Medical School Pathology (Faculty Award)
- Benjamin Kuritzkes, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Colon & Rectal Surgery (Faculty Award)
Nominees
- Ashley Asensio, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Emergency Medicine
- Attendings, Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center ICU
- Baburao Koneru, New Jersey Medical School Surgery
- Biren Saraiya, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School/Rutgers Cancer Institute
- Catherine Ye, New Jersey Medical School Internal Medicine
- Chief Residents, New Jersey Medical School Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
- Christopher Didzbalis, New Jersey Medical School Plastic Surgery
- Connor Thimjon, Community Medical Center General Surgery
- Daniel Giraldo Herrera, New Jersey Medical School Diagnostic Radiology
- Davis Chacko, New Jersey Medical School Pathology
- Mohammad Dastjerdi, New Jersey Medical School Ophthalmology
- Dylan Oliver, New Jersey Medical School Orthopaedic Surgery
- Henry Herrera, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Neurology
- Jessica Greenberg, New Jersey Medical School OB/GYN Maternal Fetal Medicine
- Lam Tu, New Jersey Medical School Diagnostic Radiology
- Malika Reddy, University Hospital Podiatric Medicine and Surgery
- Marko Oydanich, New Jersey Medical School Ophthalmology
- Melanie Liukart, New Jersey Medical School Emergency Medicine
- NJMS ID Fellows , New Jersey Medical School Infectious Disease
- Rijul Asri, New Jersey Medical School Psychiatry
- Ryan Raffel, Newark Beth Israel Medical Center OB/GYN
- Sarthak Shah, Community Medical Center Internal Medicine
- Shawn Chawla, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Cardiology
- Stephanie Ruthberg, New Jersey Medical School Psychiatry
- Sudheesh Ramachandran, New Jersey Medical School Neurology
- Trinitas Medicine Clinic Nurses, Trinitas Regional Medical Center DOM
- Yida Cai, New Jersey Medical School Plastic Surgery
- Yusuf Sendil, New Jersey Medical School Psychiatry