NY RAIME NEWS & RESOURCES
New York Regional Association of Internal Medicine Educators
RAIME President:
Georgina Osorio, MD, MPH
Internal Medicine Residency Program Associate Program Director for Research, Mount Sinai Morningside and
Mount Sinai West
Infectious Disease Fellowship Program Director, Mount Sinai Morningside and Mount Sinai West
Associate Professor of Medicine & Medical Education
Division of Infectious Diseases
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Georgina.Osorio@mountsinai.org
The New York Regional Association of Internal Medicine Educators ( NY RAIME) was previously known as the Association of Program Directors in Internal Medicine New York Special Interest group (APDIM NY SIG). We represent New York State Program Directors, Associate Program Directors, Clerkship Directors, Core faculty and Chief Residents working in Internal Medicine education. Through tailored workshops, seminars, and webinars we aim to provide faculty development to equip educators with the latest teaching methodologies, technology integration, and innovative assessment strategies. Our group encourages the exchange of ideas, leading to the creation of impactful teaching resources and curricula. Ultimately networking initiatives empower educators to elevate their instructional capabilities, enabling them to nurture the next generation of compassionate, knowledgeable, and proficient medical professionals in the realm of Internal Medicine.”
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NYACP Steven Walerstein MD, MACP Advocacy Internship Program
The Residency Advocacy Internship is a four week internship designed to give Residents hands-on experience in advocacy activities with a medical professional organization. Learn how to monitor legislation, analyze governmental policy relevant to public health as well as communicate with elected State appointed leaders. The elective is offered from January through June. Interested in public policy? Email us today!
Please note that we give preference to residents going into general or subspecialty internal medicine.