Honoring Our Legacy, Advancing the Future

Founded in 1839 as the Home for the Relief of Aged Indigent Black Persons, Lincoln Hospital has stood as a beacon of compassion, resilience, and medical progress. Over time, the institution evolved, becoming The Colored Home and Hospital in 1882 and later relocating to the South Bronx in 1899. With this move, the hospital embraced its mission as a general hospital open to all, while honoring its enduring roots in service to the underserved.

Today, Lincoln Medical Center remains deeply connected to its history while serving as a leading acute care facility and Regional Perinatal Center in New York City. With more than 1,500 births annually, a high-volume emergency department, and a richly diverse patient population, Lincoln continues to provide world-class training in women’s health.

Mission & Philosophy

Our Obstetrics & Gynecology Residency at Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center is designed to develop skilled, well-rounded physicians who deliver excellent clinical care, advocate for health equity, and serve our community with compassion. We emphasize not just surgical and obstetric skills, but preventive care, patient education, and culturally competent care tailored to a diverse urban setting.

Training & Curriculum

Clinical Rotations
Inpatient obstetrics, gynecology, maternal-fetal medicine, oncology, reproductive endocrinology, family planning, and ambulatory clinics.

Simulation & Didactics
Hands-on simulation labs, structured weekly conferences, and case-based learning with faculty mentorship.

Research & Scholarship
Opportunities for quality improvement projects, clinical research, and national presentations with strong faculty support.

Graduate Outcomes
Our alumni pursue fellowships, academic appointments, and private practice careers nationwide.

Apply now

Please read our Application Process we accept application through ERAS for 4 categorical position.