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Tours

  1. Manhattan Campus

    • Pediatric Gastroenterology Fellowship Virtual Walking Tour

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      1. Kimmel Pavilion

        At the Helen L. and Martin S. Kimmel Pavilion, one of NYU Langone’s inpatient care facilities, NYU has created a healing environment for adults, children, and families that includes integrated technology, thoughtful design, and single-patient rooms. All of the 374 patient rooms are single bedded, which reduces the risk of infection, speeds healing, and provides more privacy for our patients and families.

        Kimmel Pavilion is one of the most digitally integrated and sophisticated inpatient facilities in the country, designed to maximize the level of care for each patient.

         

        In our operating rooms, high-definition conferencing screens allow our surgeons to communicate and collaborate with other specialists during complex procedures. Our digital medication drawers ensure the efficient and safe distribution of medicine during your stay.

         

        Kimmel Pavilion was designed to be as open and filled with light as possible. The goal was to bring the outside world in, through our roof terrace and gardens, as a way to improve the wellness of our patients and their families and enhance the quality of their experience.

         

        From views of the East River and the New York City skyline to the carefully curated artwork to the calming outdoor spaces, everything around you is meant to promote healing and comfort.

      2. Hassenfeld Children's Hospital

        With two dedicated floors in the Kimmel Pavilion, Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital—34th Street is a 160,000-square-foot “hospital within a hospital. ”Offering 68 private rooms dedicated to pediatric care, the hospital is the first in New York City to open in nearly 15 years that is designed specifically to meet the needs of children. This location features separate entrances, lobbies, elevators, and a pediatric emergency department to accommodate our smallest patients and their families.

         

        Our pediatric specialists provide the most advanced inpatient and outpatient care for children who have rare and complex conditions, as well as more common childhood illnesses. This is where the bulk of fellowship education occurs with inpatient rotations as well as procedures.

         

        Each room features MyWall, a 75-inch electronic display screen with a touch screen tablet at the bedside, giving children and parents easy access to information and entertainment, including a PlayStation loaded with dozens of games. With MyWall, our patients can view their care team, educational materials related to care, and daily goals suggested by the care team to assist in recovery. Patients and families can also use MyWall to order meals, watch TV and movies, use the internet, call or Skype with loved ones or teachers for schoolwork, and adjust room temperature, lighting, and window shades.

        The combination of these features is intended to help keep children and families actively engaged in the healing process and make the journey to recovery as easy as possible.

         

        In our Children’s Hall, we host events such as family movie nights, theater and music performances, and yoga and relaxation groups for parents. We have dedicated areas for children of all ages, including a Teen Room, a Multisensory Playroom, an Expressive Arts Room, and the Skyline Studio, our broadcasting hub where children can create their own multimedia productions.

        Families have access to many amenities, including laundry facilities, a shower facility, a lactation and massage therapy room, a snack center, and computer work stations in our Family Resource Center.

      3. NYU Langone Tisch Hospital

        Tisch Hospital, connected directly to Hassenfeld Children's Hospital and also contained within the NYU Langone Hospitals, houses the state-of-the-art neonatal intensive care unit which offers comprehensive tertiary and quaternary care to over 400 preterm and/or critically ill infants each year. The NICU at Tisch Hospital, part of Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital at NYU Langone, is designated by the New York State Department of Health as a Regional Perinatal Center, recognizing our expertise in delivering the highest level of prenatal and newborn care, and is a Level IV NICU, which is the most comprehensive level assigned by the American Academy of Pediatrics.

      4. NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue

        Founded in 1736 to treat New York City’s immigrants, NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue continues to provide high-quality care to people from all walks of life. As the oldest public hospital in the United States, Bellevue is beloved by the many NYU Grossman School of Medicine medical students, residents, and fellows who train here.

        The Bellevue Hospital Center is the flagship of New York’s municipal hospital system. Bellevue Hospital has a robust ER, and many inpatients and outpatient visits annually. The patient population served is diverse, and includes residents of downtown Manhattan, recent immigrants, and patients referred from the other New York City public hospitals. The pediatric gastroenterology fellow is exposed to all aspects of clinical gastroenterology and hepatology at Bellevue Hospital. In addition to inpatient consultations while on inpatient rotation, each fellow participates in an outpatient GI clinic at Bellevue and works directly with our core faculty.

      5. NYSIM Center

        NYSIM is the hub of simulation education in the health sciences at NYU Langone Health and through its simulation education and research, works to improve health outcomes, equity, and safety. With the use of standardized patients, remote simulations, faculty development and OSCE, this center is a unique way to build on fellowship education.  Courses are offered throughout the year and collaborative education with other subspecialties as well as our Adult GI colleagues will be done at this state-of-the-art facility.