Dr. Sue G. DeCotiis
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Dr. Sue G. DeCotiis is a Board Certified Medical Internist and New York State Licensed Physician in private practice since 1985.  She has been appointed the Director of Clinical Medicine as well as the Associate Professor of Medicine at New York College of Podiatric Medicine.  Dr. DeCotiis is also an attending physician at Beth Israel Medical Center as well as Lenox Hill Hospital.  In addition, Dr. DeCotiis was previously an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Community and Preventive Medicine at New York Medical College.

She graduated from Edison College in Princeton, New Jersey and obtained her medical degree from the New York Medical College, Valhalla, New York. Her internship in Internal Medicine was completed at Lenox Hill Hospital, and her residency in Internal Medicine and Pathology were completed at Westchester County Medical Center and NYU Medical Center respectively.

Dr. DeCotiis is Board Certified in Internal Medicine and has received appointments in internal medicine at Beth Israel Medical Center, North & South Divisions and Lenox Hill Hospital.

Dr. DeCotiis has a publication including A Woman's Guide to Sexual Health, Pocketbooks (Simon and Schuster), 1990 - ORDER.  She also publishes a quarterly newsletter sent to all patients. Her professional memberships include the New York County Medical Society, American Medical Women's Association, and American Medical Association.

 
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