Shaping Tomorrow’s Leaders in Medicine and Surgery
Catholic Health’s Good Samaritan University Hospital is a leader in undergraduate and graduate medical education. Through our medical residency programs, we will help you take the next step in your medical career: to become a skilled leader in medicine and surgery.
As a resident, you will receive training from our board-certified physicians and faculty members who are experts in their fields. Your well-rounded experiences give you exposure to the most advanced technologies and a diverse patient population.
Our Medical Education Program
Good Samaritan University Hospital is a major clinical campus for the New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine (NYITCOM). As one of six hospitals in the Catholic Health system, we are able to support core and elective medical student rotations at all of these hospitals located across Long Island.
Located in West Islip, New York, Good Samaritan University Hospital opened its doors in 1959. Throughout the years, modernization and renovations have made what was once a small community hospital into the hospital that it is today. The hospital is part of Catholic Health, a highly awarded health care system on Long Island. In addition to the training you receive at Good Samaritan University Hospital, there’s a good chance you will have exposure to the expertise offered at other Catholic Health facilities.
Good Samaritan University Hospital serves a thriving community on Long Island. As a Long Islander, you will enjoy our 118-mile stretch of beautiful beaches, diverse cultures, and unique arts and entertainment. You will be just a quick drive or train ride away from New York City.
Good Samaritan University Hospital offers our residents a competitive salary and benefits package. Some residency programs offer additional perks to help you as you learn.
Salaries
July 1, 2023 - June 30, 2024
- PGY 1 $66,700
- PGY 2 $69,850
- PGY 3 $72,350
- PGY 4 $75,500
- PGY 5 $78,200
- PGY 6 $78,400
*Includes $1,000 for required rotational travel expenses
Benefits
- Housing stipend; $3,000
- CME annual: $1000
- CME in final year of training $2,000 (total)
- Meals: annual meal stipend $2,400. No free meals provided.
- Cell phone stipend: $500
- Education stipend: $500
- Chief resident stipend (will identify senior chief for programs once selected) additional stipend $3,000
Explore Our Residency and Fellowship Programs
Emergency Medicine Residency
Offered at Good Samaritan University Hospital and St. Joseph Hospital
Family Medicine Residency
Offered at Good Samaritan University Hospital and St. Joseph Hospital
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