Many NYSCHECK Centers offer hands-on training for students of all levels (high school, college, graduate school, medical school, resident physicians) through elective programs, internships, and project-based learning. Our trainees gain knowledge on wide range of environmental health issues affecting children and families, learn strategies to incorporate environmental health into patient care, and gain skills on creating effective key messages for families and communities that provide evidence-based guidance to reduce exposures.
Medical Student: Yevgeniy Liverant
Yevgeniy Liverant Medical Student Elective (MS4, New York Medical College) When I started my Pulmonology rotation [...]
College Student: Danny Strick
Danny Strick, Summer Student Intern (Undergraduate, Boston University) “One thing I learned in the EH center [...]
Medical Student: Joshua Hanau
Joshua Hanau, NMYC MS4 Student Rotation January 2019. The following is his reflection piece following our [...]
Medical Student: Rachel Knapp
Rachel Knapp is a 2nd year medical student at the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical [...]
Medical Student: Ashley Gugino
Ashley Gugino is a 2nd year medical student at the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical [...]
Medical Student: Dennis Dacarett-Galeano
"The Children's Environmental Health elective was such a unique learning opportunity in my medical education at [...]
College Student: Maritha Du
Maritha Du is an undergraduate student at Boston College. “My time with NYSCECH and Pediatric Environmental [...]
Medical Student: Keven Cabrera
Keven Cabrera is a 4th year medical resident at Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell. “I completed a [...]
