NYU Langone Health

NYU Langone Health operates from a main campus on Manhattan's East Side, with additional hospitals in Brooklyn and on Long Island and a wide network of ambulatory sites throughout the metropolitan area. It functions as the clinical enterprise of NYU's Grossman School of Medicine, which makes it a fully integrated academic health system where patient care, medical education, and research operate under one organization. The system has drawn attention over the past decade for its quality performance and for eliminating tuition at its medical school.

Clinical strengths span cardiology and cardiac surgery, neurosciences and neurosurgery, orthopedics, cancer care through the Perlmutter Cancer Center, transplant, and rehabilitation medicine, alongside emergency services, obstetrics with neonatal intensive care, and psychiatric care. Hospitals within the system differ substantially in character, from quaternary referral medicine in Manhattan to community-focused care in Brooklyn and Long Island. Nurses practice across intensive care, cardiac and surgical step-down, medical-surgical, transplant, oncology, perioperative, emergency, labor and delivery, and neonatal intensive care units. As a teaching health system, it trains residents, fellows, and nursing students throughout its facilities, so bedside staff work regularly alongside learners.