Mount Sinai School of Medicine overview

Q. What is the main USP of the Mount Sinai School of Medicine? 

Mount Sinai School of Medicine is a leader in the field of medical, scientific training, patient care, and biomedical research. It provides academic learning and training to the physicians and scientists of tomorrow. The professors use an innovative approach to research, education, and patient care. They promote open-mindedness, empathy, social insight, engineering expertise, and scientific nature in the students. 

Q. What is the ranking of the Mount Sinai School of Medicine?

• It ranked 11 among the US Medical Schools by US News and World Report. 
• It ranked 15 in the nation for biomedical research. 
• It ranked 14 for its Eye and Ear Infirmary. 
• It ranked 8th among the medical schools in the US for receiving NIH Grants. 

Q. How many students study at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine?

It has more than 500 MD students, more than 270 Ph.D. students, and more than 90 MD/Ph.D.

Q. Who are the top Alumni of the Mount Sinai School of Medicine?

• Jacob M. Appel (Novelist and Author)
• Michael Arthur (Vice-Chancellor of the University of Leeds)
• Ambati Balamurali (Doctor)
• Joshua B. Bederson (Professor and Neurosurgeon)
• Rivka Galchen (Author)
• Steven K. Galson (Surgeon)
• Stuart A. Aaronson (Cancer Biologist)
• Isabelle M. Germano (Professor)
• Eric M. Genden (Professor)
• Jeffrey Scott Flier (Dean of Harvard Medical School)
• Jack Peter Green (Professor)
• Randall B. Griepp (Professor)