Daniel Sartori, MD

As an internal medicine physician at NYU Langone, I am dedicated to providing comprehensive, patient–centered care. My passion for medicine is deeply rooted in my commitment to both treating patients and educating the next generation of physicians. I find immense fulfillment in the dual roles of caring for hospitalized patients and mentoring medical students and residents, ensuring they receive the guidance and knowledge necessary to excel in their careers.

I specialize in medical education, focusing on innovative teaching methods and mentoring physicians-in-training. With extensive experience in internal medicine, I have been recognized both locally and nationally for my contributions to the field. My research interests include understanding how medical residents learn from clinical experiences and exploring how new technologies, such as analytics and artificial intelligence, can enhance and personalize this learning process. My goal is to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of medical education, ultimately benefiting the care of patients.

My role as a hospitalist at NYU Langone Hospital – Brooklyn allows me to provide coordinated, seamless care within a renowned health system. I ensure that my patients receive comprehensive and integrated care, benefiting from the collaborative efforts of a dedicated team.

My journey into medicine began with a liberal arts background, having graduated from Swarthmore College with a major in economics and biology. I then pursued my medical degree at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, where I also completed my internal medicine residency and chief residency. Inspired by the dynamic environment and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact, I have remained at NYU Langone ever since. My dedication to patient care and medical education continues to drive my work, ensuring that I contribute to both the present and future of healthcare.