Institution and training host

NYU Langone Health / NYU Grossman School of Medicine

3 documented programmes · United States

An independent profile of the host as named in official training sources.

Host overview

Training at this institution

The directory documents 3 training routes associated with NYU Langone Health / NYU Grossman School of Medicine. Compare each programme’s requirements and source evidence below.

Published locations
New York, New York, United States
Training pathways
Clinical fellowship
Named leadership
3 of 3 programme records
Official evidence
3 linked sources

Published training focus

Faculty and programme leadership

Programmes and application details

Clinical fellowship

Plastic Surgery Microsurgery Fellowship

Comprehensive microsurgery and reconstruction training with broad case variety, clinical independence, faculty interaction and research opportunities.

Location
New York, New York, United States
Duration
12 months, July 1–June 30
Clinical participation
Clinical independence and research opportunities described
International applicants
International graduates need a current ECFMG certificate; New York licence required
Funding
Department fellows receive insurance benefits; salary not publicly listed
Application timing
SF Match calendar applies

Programme listed — intake not confirmed
Applications recommended 15–18 months in advance

Eligibility, training and application

Eligibility

Completed approved US plastic-surgery training or comparable overseas training is required, plus a New York licence. International graduates need a current ECFMG certificate.

Published training

  • Supervised microsurgery and perioperative care across NYU-affiliated hospitals
  • Free flaps, replantation, revascularization and peripheral nerve surgery
  • Weekly rounds and recurring specialty conferences
  • Clinical research with abstracts submitted to two meetings annually

Application route

Submit the application and register for the match through SF Match 15–18 months in advance. Interviews take place in the spring.

Published application documents

  • SF Match Residency and Fellowship Matching Services application
  • New York medical licence (required for candidates)
  • Current ECFMG certificate for international graduates

Published contact note: Tabbatha Cooke, fellowship coordinator: tabbatha.cooke@nyulangone.org; +1 646-501-6784.

Direct programme page · Source reviewed 13 Oct 2026

Clinical fellowship

Craniofacial Surgery Fellowship

A longstanding multidisciplinary craniofacial surgery fellowship within the Hansjörg Wyss Department of Plastic Surgery.

Location
New York, New York, United States
Duration
12 months, 1 July – 30 June
Clinical participation
Multidisciplinary clinical training described
International applicants
International graduates require an ECFMG certificate and New York license or limited permit. Confirm visa eligibility with NYU.
Funding
Department fellow benefits are described; salary not publicly listed
Application timing
NYU asks to receive the application no later than 1 September of the year preceding the start of the fellowship (ASCFS common application).

Programme listed — intake not confirmed
Appointments run for 12 months, 1 July to 30 June (NYU programme page).

Eligibility, training and application

Eligibility

Completed plastic surgery training in an accredited US or Canadian programme. New York license or limited permit required; international graduates need a current ECFMG certificate.

Published training

  • Pediatric and adult craniofacial surgery, cleft and orthognathic surgery
  • Craniofacial microsurgery, transplant surgery and virtual surgical planning
  • Occlusal splints, model surgery, NAM devices and nasoendoscopy
  • Multidisciplinary conferences and required research projects

Application route

Submit the ASCFS common application by 1 September of the year before the fellowship start and register with SF Match. Shortlisted candidates interview with the craniofacial and orthodontic team.

Published application documents

  • ASCFS common application
  • SF Match registration

Published contact note: Tabbatha Cooke, fellowship coordinator: tabbatha.cooke@nyulangone.org; +1 646-501-6784

Direct programme page · Source reviewed 15 Oct 2026

Clinical fellowship

Plastic Surgery Hand Surgery Fellowship

Two fellows receive plastic-surgery hand training including Bellevue replantation, elective reconstruction and Brooklyn upper-extremity trauma and amputation care.

Location
New York, New York, United States
Duration
12 months (July–June)
Clinical participation
Confirm the clinical role and privileges with the programme
International applicants
Comparable international training is described; licensing and ECFMG requirements apply
Funding
Current salary or funding is not published in the reviewed source
Application timing
All applications (ASSH common application) need to be submitted by 1 February; year not stated on the page.

Programme listed — intake not confirmed
Appointments run for 12 months, 1 July to 30 June; NYU states the programme is accredited to train two fellows each year.

Eligibility, training and application

Eligibility

Completed accredited US plastic, general or orthopaedic training, or comparable international training; New York license or limited permit required. International graduates need ECFMG certification.

Published training

  • Replantation and upper-extremity trauma
  • Congenital and acquired hand reconstruction
  • Brachial plexus and advanced nerve techniques

Application route

Apply through ASSH and register with NRMP. The page lists February 1 without a cycle year; confirm current scheduling.

Published application documents

  • ASSH online fellowship application
  • NRMP Hand Fellowship Match registration

Published contact note: Tabbatha.Cooke@NYULangone.org

Direct programme page · Source reviewed 15 Oct 2026

Official sources and review dates

These sources document the listed training routes. Institutional rankings, bed counts, accreditation, full staff rosters and current vacancies are not inferred.

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