Joshua Rodriguez, MD

As an emergency medicine physician at NYU Langone and Bellevue Hospital Center, I provide compassionate and comprehensive care to patients with complex medical needs, with a particular focus on providing care to our most vulnerable populations. I have a special interest in the practice of street medicine, the delivery of mobile healthcare to patients who are experiencing homelessness.

My extensive training includes an eight-year combined undergraduate-medical school program at Brown University’s Program in Liberal Medical Education, where I developed a deep interest in public health. I furthered my education with a degree from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, focusing on health policy and homelessness. I then completed the NYC Homeless Healthcare Fellowship at Montefiore Hospital, which has equipped me with further training and expertise. At Bellevue Hospital Center, I serve as the clinical lead for the Engagement & Navigation Program, a novel case management initiative for patients in the emergency department experiencing homelessness.

I believe in the importance of proactive healthcare engagement and strive to foster strong partnerships with my patients to ensure they receive the best possible care. I am proud to be part of NYU Langone, where I collaborate with a dedicated team to provide coordinated care to my patients.