You Are The Future of Internal Medicine

NYACP represents over 2,000 residents in New York. Your membership gives you access to career counseling, networking, education, advocacy and communication resources to assist you on your path to Internal Medicine.

NYACP Current News

Save the Date - The next NYACP Resident and Medical Student Forum is Saturday, November 9, 2013 at the University of Rochester Medical School. Call for abstracts and all competition forms will be available in the beginning of June.

Career Counseling

Residency Timeline
Residency Career Guidance
ACP Career Connection
Video: Navigating the Maze of a Job Search

Presentations Available in the NYACP Resource Library (Members Only)
Careers in Private Practice
How to Sell Yourself to Potential Employers
Understanding a Contract
Career Options in Academia

Need a Mentor?
You can search the ACP database and find a mentor who can provide the guidance and information you need about your future in Internal Medicine. Mentors are College members, including Program Directors, Chairs of Medicine, practicing internists and residents. Be matched with one today!

Education

Abstract Competitions
NYACP sponsors local abstract competitions that offer you an opportunity to compete with your peers from across New York State. You have the chance to collaborate with your program director, discuss your research or clinical experience and formally write an abstract for professional review. You can also include your submission on your CV as scholarly activity.

2013 NYACP Poster Competition Book - Coming soon!
2012 NYACP Poster Competition Book
Congratulations to the 2012 Resident Abstract Competition Winners! Pictures from the event are posted on Facebook!

Doctors Dilemma
NYACP's medical jeopardy competition, allows teams of residents from around the State to compete for a chance to go to the the ACP national championships. Congratulations to the 2012 Winners from Bronx Lebanon Hospital!

Advocacy
The Resident 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 May. Interested in public policy? Email us today!

Last Updated: 05.23.13