Members of the class of 1959, the first graduating class at Einstein, share memories from their days at the College of Medicine and the impact Einstein has had on their lives. Rare archival material and personal interviews bring to life Einstein’s history and founding mission: to establish a distinctive institution - one open to all, with a commitment to patients, community, and the highest standards of excellence. Recent alumni and current faculty discuss Einstein’s continued dedication to collaborative and humanistic medicine and the pursuit of excellence.

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Class of 1959: Einstein’s First Graduating Class

Einstein’s Children’s Evaluation and Rehabilitation Center (CERC) provides evaluation and treatment to children and adults with developmentally disabling conditions. One of the largest centers of its kind, CERC provides diagnostic, therapeutic and related services to 800 children and families a year. CERC is also committed to aiding research that will lead to better treatments and prevention of these disorders. Robert Marion, M.D., director of CERC, as well as patients, and their parents describe the center’s services and share success stories.

Children’s Evaluation and Rehabilitation Center: Making a Difference for Children and Their Families

Medical students discuss Einstein’s diverse student body, campus life, commitment to global health, and dedication to community outreach, including their participation in the student-coordinated Einstein Community Health Outreach (ECHO) Free Clinic.

Community Life

Faculty and students discuss Einstein’s philosophy and education and research programs. Medical students share personal stories of their classroom and real-world experiences, and detail how Einstein instills the importance of a humanistic approach to medicine. Basic and clinical researchers explain how collaboration is a hallmark of Einstein and discuss Einstein’s support of pursuing excellence and diversity.

Faces of Einstein

Einstein has a history of fostering diversity in its student body and faculty. Its efforts include mentoring high school and undergraduate students to prepare for medical and scientific careers; recruiting students traditionally underrepresented in medicine; and providing support to students once they enter Einstein.

Celebrating Diversity

The Albert Einstein College of Medicine is one of the nation’s premier institutions for medical education, basic research and clinical investigation. In this video, you will meet the students, faculty, administrators, and postdoc fellows that make Einstein a vibrant place to study and conduct research.

Einstein is...: A look at Einstein’s research, education and culture

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