Randye S. Bernot, MD

In the Department of Emergency Medicine at NYU Langone, I am wholly committed to providing comprehensive and compassionate care to all patients who seek our help. My approach to care is deeply rooted in transparency and open communication, ensuring that every patient is well-informed about their diagnosis, results, and any necessary follow-up. The most rewarding part of my work is knowing that my patients feel their time in our department was valuable and well spent.

As an emergency medicine physician, I am equipped to handle a wide range of urgent and emergent conditions. My role involves performing all necessary procedures to stabilize and care for patients, regardless of their condition. This broad scope of practice allows me to serve a diverse patient population, from children to adults, each presenting with unique challenges and needs.

Throughout my career, I have been driven by a commitment to proactive engagement in healthcare. This commitment extends to my role in training residents and medical students, as well as my involvement in quality and operations within my department. My experience in these areas has reinforced my belief in the importance of patient-centered care and the value of a strong, coordinated healthcare team.

My journey into medicine began during my freshman year in college when I volunteered at a hospital. A particular case involving a young patient with a spinal injury deeply moved me, inspiring me to pursue a career in emergency medicine. The intensity and immediacy of the emergency department resonated with me, and I knew I wanted to be part of a team that could make a significant difference in patients' lives. At NYU Langone, I am part of a team that consistently delivers the highest standard of care, 24 hours a day.