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Ask well-nigh Financial Assistance Find a Phone Number / Contact Patient Visit A Patient / View Visiting Hours Find Directions/MapsWangleMy Medical Records Make an Appointment Refill My Prescription LearnWell-nighOur Centers of Care Thank a Staff Member or Physician Volunteer Living & Learning on Long Island Home / Education / Graduate Medical Education / Living & Learning on Long Island Living & Learning on Long Island Long Island is a unconfined place to live and work, and Nassau University Medical Center’s location in the heart of suburban Nassau County puts you in the middle of it all: a wealth of cultural and recreational activities, shopping, superb restaurants, professional sporting events, and much, much more. Best of all, Manhattan and everything it has to offer is only well-nigh 45 minutes yonder by car or train, so NUMC residents and fellows can enjoy the perfect tousle of suburban living and urban access. Nassau County offers something for just well-nigh everyone. If golf is your sport, Long Island has dozens of private and public golf courses, including the famously challenging Bethpage Black course, site of several PGA championships. Beach lovers can segregate from world-famous Jones Beach and the waters of the Atlantic, or the increasingly placid North Shore beaches on Long Island Sound. You’ll moreover find sportfishing, sailing and power voyage … outstanding parks, wildlife preserves and historic sites … professional live theater and concerts with major recording artists, and professional and collegiate sports – including the New York Islanders hockey team, whose home at Nassau Coliseum (also a popular concert venue) is just three miles lanugo the road from Nassau University Medical Center. Resident Life & Housing The resident housing ramified on the East Meadow campus will be undergoing a major redevelopment including construction and renovation activity. Please speak to the residency program director regarding housing availability. Off-Campus Housing Because on-campus housing is limited, NuHealth’s Housing Department helps identify off-campus housing opportunities in the firsthand zone and provides a $3,997 housing stipend to help defray rental costs. GeneralSuavitiesAll residents are fully covered by a self-insured professional-liability policy. Uniforms are provided and laundered at no cost, and each resident receives a wide-area pager and self-ruling parking at any NuHealth facility. Nassau University Medical Center provides a number of amenities, including a restaurant, souvenir shop, and ATM. A chapel and clergy provide Christian, Jewish, and Muslim religious services. NuHealth’s full-service Health Sciences Library at NUMC is unshut from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. each weekday, and subscribes to most of the major medical journals and houses increasingly than 7,000 monographs. Each year, NuHealth sponsors a number of variegated family events on the East Meadow campus of Nassau University Medical Center, including a weekly Farmer’s Market during summer and autumn. In addition, NuHealth often offers staff members reduced-rate opportunities for Broadway plays, major sporting events, concerts, and opera. Getting Adjusted We want your resident wits to be positive and productive, and it begins with a thorough orientation program where you will be introduced to important hospital services and staff members, learn increasingly well-nigh your rights and privileges as a resident, and write other issues related to professional and personal life. And throughout your residency, we encourage you to bring any concerns, personal or professional, to the Department of Academic Affairs. If we can’t provide answers, we will refer you to someone who can help. 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