Best of Both Worlds
Life on Long Island
Long Island gives our residents the unique opportunity for top tier emergency medicine training while living in an area rich in history, beautiful beaches, and more things to do than you could wrap your head around.
State Parks
Long Island is home to 37 beautiful state parks.
Delicious Food
If you are a foodie you'll fall in love with the culinary scene in Long Island.
Beaches
Endless coastline littered with must-go beaches. You can get your tan less than 15 minutes from SJH.
Sports
Any season of the year New York has you covered with sporting events. Check out one of the cities storied franchises.
Easy Access to NYC
SJH is less than 30 minutes from JFK airport and 45 minutes to Penn Station via train.
Concerts
Catch your favorite band play their greatest hits at Jones Beach.
Beyond the Shift
Residency is intense — but when you're off shift, Long Island gives you room to breathe. From the sandy shores of Fire Island to the vineyards of the North Fork, there's no shortage of ways to unwind. Craving nature? Hike through the Pine Barrens, kayak the Nissequogue River, or catch a sunset at Montauk Point. Want city energy? Manhattan is just a train ride away, but you’ll find live music, food festivals, and local breweries right here in our backyard.
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Long Island serves up diversity in every sense — culture, cuisine, and communities. You’ll find everything from authentic Korean BBQ in Flushing to fresh-off-the-boat seafood in Port Jefferson. Whether you're decompressing at a beach bonfire, hitting a yoga class in Huntington, sinking birdie putts on the links in Bethpage or exploring historic Gold Coast mansions, there’s something here to make your off days count.
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Residency is a grind, but Long Island makes it feel less like surviving — and more like living.