Thank you for your interest in the Long Beach Medical Center, a teaching affiliate of the New York College of Osteopathic Medicine.  We encourage you to learn about our educational opportunities and the communities we serve, and invite you to visit us so that you can see for yourself what an enriching experience you will have as a participant in Long Beach Medical Center’s postgraduate education programs.

We think you’ll be impressed with the friendliness, the collegial relationships, and the overall supportive educational environment we offer, not only within our teaching program but throughout the Medical Center system, which includes a 162-bed acute care hospital, 200-bed skilled nursing facility, certified Home Health Care Agency, and numerous outpatient programs.

Historically, our teaching affiliation began in 1984 with one student enrolled in our Traditional Rotating Internship.  Today, our postgraduate programs serve over 38 residents, interns and medical students each year through our Family Practice and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Residency programs and new Fellowship Program in Geriatric Medicine.

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About Long Beach Medical Center and the communities we serve...

Long Beach Medical Center is a community-based teaching facility, offering a high quality/soft touch approach that has led to our reputation of compassionate care - a hallmark we are proud to have earned.

Located on a magnificent barrier beach island, the Medical Center has more than three miles of white, sandy beach within walking distance.  Patient rooms face the beautiful Reynolds Channel, offering one of the most serene and therapeutic settings of any hospital in our region.

Close at hand are a host of activities including beaches, a boardwalk, boating, and fishing, as well as a community dedicated to activism and volunteerism. At the same time, New York City, a bustling capital of culture and commerce, is less than an hour away and easily accessible by train or car.

Long Beach Medical Center serves a year-round population of approximately 35,000 families, with an additional 10,000 families making their homes on the island during the summer months.

To learn more about Long Beach Medical Center, visit the About Us section of our website.  


To learn more about the communities we serve, please visit www.longbeachny.org

To speak with someone about our post-graduate training programs, please call the Department of Medical Education at Long Beach Medical Center at (516)897-1320.