CUNY School of Medicine

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The CUNY School of Medicine is a medical school that begins operations in the fall of 2016 as part of the City University of New York. The school is in Harlem on the college of City College of New York and partnered with Saint Barnabas Health System in the South Bronx for clinical medicine education.

Currently, CUNY School of Medicine offers a seven-year medical program (B.S./M.D.) At The City College of City University of New York. It is an integrated baccalaalaureate education with preclinical medical education and has a dual mission: to expand access to medical care among urban youth, especially among under-represented minorities, and to encourage the pursuit of primary care specialization among its graduates. Entrance to the school is very competitive, with a reception rate of about 7%, rival Ivy League.

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History

Founded in 1973 (as Sophie Davis Biomedical Education School) to meet growing needs in the United States - especially in the downtown area - for primary care physicians - this school began as a destination for gifted high school graduates in New York City. diverse cultural and ethnic backgrounds. Students previously completed their undergraduate work (BS) and the first two years of medical school at Sophie Davis (after they completed USMLE Step 1) after the students were transferred to one of the accompanying medical schools to complete the last two years of their medical school which is primarily a medical rotation degree MD them. NYU School of Medicine, SUNY Downstate Medical Center, New York Medical College, Albany Medical College, and Northeast Ohio Medical University are suitable schools for Sophie Davis graduates. The contract with Dartmouth Medical School and Stony Brook School of Medicine has recently ended due to financial considerations.

Sophie Davis accepts students graduating from high school throughout New York State. It has a rigorous course curriculum in which about 40% of graduates become primary care physicians. Those who choose not to become primary care physicians pay for school fees. School of Biomedical Education Sophie Davis is named after Sophie Kesner, who is the wife of Leonard Davis; Tn. Davis, a CCNY graduate, is a major school contributor. Leonard Davis is a donor to the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics.

By 2016, Sophie Davis becomes part of the new CUNY School of Medicine, where students will complete their clinical training.

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Curriculum

B.S./M.D. (Bachelor of Science/Doctor of Medicine)

First Year (Autumn)

Biology of Organisms - Animal Physiology

General Physics I

English (FIQWS)

World Civilization

First Year (Spring)

General Chemistry

General Physics II

History of the United States

Writing for Science

Sociomedical Science

Second Year (Autumn)

Bio-Organic Chemistry

Genetics

Psychology

biostatistics

Selection

Year Two (Spring)

Molecules to Cell I (Biochemistry/Molecular Biology/Medical Genetics)

Health, Medicine, and Society I, II, III

Selection

Year Three (Autumn)

Molecule to Cell II (Biochemistry/Molecular Biology/Medical Genetics)

Health, Medicine, and Society IV (Epidemiology)

Rational Animal Philosophy

Selection

Year Three (Spring)

Struktur (Gross Anatomy/Embryology/Organ Imaging)

Histology

Physiology I (Systemic Function)

Fourth Year (Autumn)

Physiology II (Systemic Function)

Medical Pharmacology

Patient-My Doctor

Health, Medicine, and Society V (US Health Policy)

Fourth Year (Spring)

Neuroscience

Neuropsikiatri

Host Defense, Immunology, and Pathogenesis

Patient-Doctor II

Fifth Year (Autumn)

Behavioral Medicine

System Pathology 1

Introduction to Clinical Drugs I

Clinical Decision-Making and Evidence-Based Medicine

Fifth Year (Spring)

Physical Diagnosis

Systemic Pathology 2

Introduction to Clinical Drugs II

USMLE Step 1

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Location

The school's address is 160 Convent Ave, Harris Hall, Room 107, New York, NY 10031.

In 2003 moved to a permanent home in Townsend Harris Hall, which has been renovated as part of the CCNY Terra Cotta Restoration Project, and to build modern teaching skills into classrooms, seminar rooms, remote conference rooms, and teaching laboratories.

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External links

• the official website of CUNY School of Medicine

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References

Source of the article : Wikipedia