Manish Garg, M.D.

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Dr. Manish Garg is a board-certified Emergency Medicine physician andthe Residency Program Director for the NewYork-Presbyterian Emergency MedicineResidency Program. Dr. Garg’s academic interests are in medical education, emerging infectious disease,global health, procedures, leadership, EM practice, and resuscitation. He is arespected educator and researcher having published over 60 peer-reviewedpublications and providing many lectures at national and internationalconferences. He has mentored hundreds of medical students and residents and hasbeen honored with multiple golden apple, medical student, and resident teacherof the year awards. He is recognized as an international expert and co-foundedtwo international organizations dedicated to promoting global health equity. Hehas been recognized by the Council of Residency Directors in EmergencyMedicine’s highest honor with the Distinguished Educator Award in EducationLeadership from the Academy for Scholarship. He is a fellow of the AmericanAcademy of Emergency Medicine and the American College of AcademicInternational Medicine and has a leadership degree from the AmericanAssociation for Physician Leadership. He has also achieved success as an expertin the media via commentaries and as an expert witness in the legal domain.Dr. Garg is a graduate of Wayne State University School of Medicine. Hecompleted his residency in Emergency Medicine at Detroit Receiving Hospital.His educational distinctions include Phi Beta Kappa and Alpha Omega Alpha. Hehas been an attending physician since 2004 and currently practices in the AdultEmergency Departments at Columbia Irving Medical Center, Weill Cornell andLower Manhattan Hospitals. 

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