Allergy and Immunology
Inpatient and outpatient consultation for chronic allergic conditions, immunologic disorders, and drug desensitization.
Divisions
Every subspecialty of internal medicine is represented at Lincoln, with board-certified attendings who teach residents on every rotation.
Ambulatory Care
A 15,000-square-foot practice with about 75,000 visits a year, open six days a week with evening hours — where residents spend roughly a third of their training.
Lifestyle Medicine
Launched in 2024 — the first Lifestyle Medicine program in the South Bronx, helping patients make evidence-based changes across the six pillars of health.
Social Medicine
A rotation that brings residents into the community — street medicine, health fairs, nursing homes, and community health education in a federally designated shortage area.
Cardiology
Busy inpatient and outpatient non-invasive cardiology, with teaching in EKG, perfusion and echo interpretation and an optional CCU rotation at Bellevue.
C.A.T.C.H. — Addiction Medicine
Consult for Addiction Treatment and Care in Hospitals: person-centered care for patients with substance use disorders, from withdrawal management to maintenance treatment.
Endocrinology
Complex diabetes care in a community with high prevalence of type 2 diabetes and obesity, plus dedicated thyroid, pituitary, and incidentaloma clinics.
Gastroenterology
A procedure-intensive service: colonoscopy, upper endoscopy for elective and emergent GI bleeding, and ERCP.
Geriatrics
Team-based geriatric care for a large older population — polypharmacy, dementia, falls, functional independence, and rehabilitation.
Genetics Medicine
Screening, diagnosis, and genetic counseling across Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, and Ob/Gyn.
Hospital Medicine
Sixteen hospitalists and about 12,000 discharges a year. Every resident team is supervised by a hospitalist, and one is on call every night.
Hematology/Oncology
Solid and liquid malignancies, a large sickle cell and thalassemia population, a fully staffed outpatient chemotherapy unit, and a weekly multidisciplinary tumor board.
Hospice and Palliative Care
An interdisciplinary team certified by The Joint Commission as an Advanced Palliative Care Program, active since 2004 and seeing more than 1,000 inpatients a year.
Infectious Disease
Inpatient ID consultation and an outpatient Immunotherapy Clinic offering comprehensive primary care for patients with HIV and consultation for hepatitis B and C.
Neurology
A Joint Commission–certified primary stroke center and thrombectomy-capable center, with continuous EEG, Ceribell point-of-care EEG, and EMG and epilepsy clinics.
Nephrology
CKD and ESRD care, a busy inpatient hemodialysis unit running three full shifts with on-call emergency dialysis, and expertise in hypertension and electrolyte disorders.
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation for post-trauma and critical illness, neuromuscular disease, and chronic pain — a core member of the stroke center.
Pulmonary / Critical Care Medicine
Leads the medical ICU and a busy pulmonary clinic in the asthma capital of the United States, with a comprehensive asthma program and an ACGME-accredited fellowship.
Rheumatology
Rheumatoid arthritis, gout, vasculitis, lupus, and a wide range of autoimmune disorders in inpatient and outpatient settings.