Margi Patel, MD

As an emergency physician at NYU Langone, I am driven by a passion for equitable healthcare and a commitment to making a tangible difference in the lives of underserved populations. My philosophy of care centers on providing immediate, compassionate support to individuals who may feel marginalized or overlooked. I believe in bridging the gap in healthcare access, ensuring that all individuals receive the timely and effective care they deserve, regardless of their background.

I specialize in managing a wide array of emergency medical conditions, including critical trauma, heart attacks, strokes, severe infections, and respiratory emergencies. My extensive training at Bellevue Hospital Center, known for its high-volume emergency department and commitment to serving the most vulnerable, has honed my ability to remain calm under pressure and reinforced the importance of teamwork in delivering the best possible care. With years of experience in the field, I am dedicated to advocating for both immediate treatment and long-term health solutions for my patients.

My work in emergency medicine has allowed me to witness firsthand the barriers many patients face in accessing essential medical services, igniting my commitment to advocate for those who often fall through the cracks of the healthcare system. I am dedicated to fostering strong partnerships with my patients, ensuring a positive and responsive healthcare experience.

My journey into medicine began with my medical education in the Bronx and my residency training at Bellevue Hospital Center. These experiences have profoundly influenced my clinical skills and instilled in me a deep commitment to serving diverse and underserved populations. The intensity of the emergency department environment has shaped my ability to think quickly and act decisively, always prioritizing the wellbeing of my patients.