Address:
1411 East 31st Street
Oakland, California 94602
Phone: 510-437-4800
Website: www.acmedctr.org

Director of Medical Education:
Hena Borneo, DO

Administrator:
Mylene D’Cunha
Phone: 510-437-4933
Fax: 510-437-8470
Email: mdcunha@alamedahealthsystem.org

Rotations Offered: Medicine

The Hospital:
Alameda County Medical Center’s Highland Hospital is a nationally recognized teaching hospital that has been training outstanding physicians since it opened in 1927. Education, teaching and training are integral parts of ACMC, from the Mission Statement to the hospital floors and clinics, classrooms and exam rooms. Residents do rotations at many institutions in the San Francisco Bay area, including UCSF Medical Center, San Francisco General Hospital, several Kaiser Permanente Medical Centers, Childrens Hospital Oakland, California Pacific Medical Center, John Muir Medical Center, and others.
From ACMC roots as a 19th century tuberculosis sanitarium in San Leandro (the present day Fairmont Hospital) to the completion of spacious 21st century Trauma, Emergency and Surgery facilities at the Highland campus in Oakland, Alameda County Medical Center has strived to meet the changing needs of all county residents, regardless of race, language, or financial means.

Their evolution continues. They have implemented language interpretation–in person, by phone, and via cutting-edge two-way video technology–in more than two dozen languages, as part of a commitment to address the rainbow diversity of the Alameda County patient population. They continue to be a leader in HIV services, with a bold initiative to provide universal HIV screening to patients who use their Emergency Department. Alameda County Medical Center is planning for the replacement of the acute inpatient building with new facilities that will be up-to-date and seismically safe.

Address: 1117 E Devonshire Ave. Hemet, CA 92543
Phone: (951) 652-2811

Website: http://kpchealth.com/hemet-global/

DME:
Sumanta Chaudhuri, MD

Student Coordinator:
Laura Arellano
Laura.Arellano@kpc.health
Phone: 951-925-6516

Rotations Offered: Internal Medicine, General Surgery, OBGYN, Family Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Radiology and several medical subspecialties

The Hospital: Hemet Global Medical Center is a 327-bed hospital that places the needs of the patient first and foremost, focusing on excellent clinical outcomes, patient safety, and exceptional service. Founded in 1943, Hemet Global serves as one of the largest private employers in the San Jacinto Valley and located in a medically underserved community.  HGMC also has GME training programs in Internal Medicine, Diagnostic Radiology & Transitional Year with plans to add an Obstetrics/Gynecology residency and several medical fellowships over the next few years.

The Hospital: Saint Mary’s Hospital has played a vital role in the history of Greater Waterbury, providing nearly a century of service to the people of the Central Naugatuck Valley. Founded in 1907 by the Sisters of Saint Joseph of Chambery, Saint Mary’s has been a beacon of healing and hope for more than 90 years. The hospital’s earliest benefactor was the Right Reverend Monsignor William J. Slocum, permanent rector of Immaculate Conception Church in Waterbury. He made an early contribution of $20,000 to get the project off the ground. A reminder of just how generous a gift that was for the time comes from the fact that the entire debt for Saint Mary’s Hospital, after its first 22 months of operation, was just $111,000.

From its earliest days, Saint Mary’s has enjoyed tremendous support in the community. More than 400 women formed the Ladies Aid Society before the hospital was even dedicated. A crowd in excess of 20,000 thronged Union Square in September 1907 to lay the Hospital cornerstone. Two years later, Saint Mary’s was formally dedicated; the new health center boasted a staff of 14 including seven Sisters. Today, about 1,800 of your neighbors and friends are hard at work caring for you, your family and your community. The hospital continues to expand its network of services, forging alliances with other key health care providers, and exploring new ways to comfort and cure.

*Information taken from www.stmh.org is printed with permission of St Mary’s Hospital.

Students who need to schedule electives, please email the hospital directly

Address: 5352 Linton Boulevard
Delray Beach, FL 33484
Phone: 561-637-5252
Website: https://www.delraymedicalctr.com/

Administrator:
Humberto Muñoz
Phone: 561-637-5252
Fax: 561-495-3694
Email: humberto.munoz@tenethealth.com

Student Coordinator:
Ritu Bhatia-nunez
Email: ritu.bhatianunez@tenethealth.com
Phone: 561-637-5172
Fax: 561-495-3694

Rotations Offered: Medicine, Surgery

The Hospital

For more than 30 years, the 493-bed acute care hospital has proudly served the communities of South Palm Beach County. As both a community hospital and a Level I Trauma Center, Delray Medical Center has the ability to offer several specialized services including cardiac care, orthopedics, rehabilitation, neurosciences, emergency care, and more.

Address: 3100 SW 62nd Ave., Miami, FL 33155
Phone: 305-666-6511
Website: https://www.nicklauschildrens.org

Director of Medical Education:
Jefry L. Biehler, MD

Administrator:
Samantha Salman Castro
Phone: 305-663-8453
Fax: 305-669-6531
E-mail: Smantha.SalmanCastro@Nicklaushealth.org

Rotations Offered: Pediatrics

The Hospital-
Nicklaus Children’s Hospital (formerly Miami Children’s) is a 268-bed complex that offers more than 40 distinct medical specialties to treat childhood diseases and which takes care of more than 175,000 pediatric patients each year. With more than 650 physicians, the hospital is renowned for excellence in all aspects of pediatric medicine, including, but not limited to, cardiology/ cardiovascular surgery, hematology/ oncology, neonatology, neuroscience/ neurosurgery, nutrition, preventive medicine, and pulmonology. Nicklaus Children’s Hospital has a tele-education program that reaches more than 70 sites in Latin America and the Caribbean. Nicklaus Children’s Hospital is the only licensed specialty hospital exclusively for children in South Florida. It is the largest free-standing pediatric teaching hospital in the Southeastern United States.

General Interest-
The city of Miami is located on the eastern shore of the State of Florida where the average annual temperature is 75 degrees. Many recreational activities are centered around the water, including sailing and windsurfing, swimming and diving, and sport fishing. Miami is home to a wide range of cultural activities, including the Miami Art Museum, the Bass Museum of Art, the Wolfsonian Foundation, and the Miami City Ballet. South Beach, a popular tourist destination, is noted for its art deco architecture, restaurants, shops, and art galleries.

*Information taken from www.mch.com is printed with permission of Nicklaus Children’s Hospital.

Students who need to schedule electives, please email the hospital directly.

Address:
Mid Cit Campus
3600 Florida Blvd
Baton Rouge, LA 70806

Bluebonnet Campus
8585 Picardy Ave.
Baton Rouge, LA 70806

Website: http://brgeneral.org

Director of Medical Education: 

Mid City Campus
Venkat Banda, MD, FACP

Bluebonnet Campus
Jennifer Burch, MSW LCSW-BACS

All elective rotation requests must be submitted to the Medical Education office through an online smartsheet application (BRG Elective Application). The Medical Education department will forward the application to the appropriate residency program and they make the final decision based on availability.

Rotations available: Internal Medicine, Surgery

The Hospital: Baton Rouge General Medical Center is a full-service community hospital with 588 licensed beds and two campuses. As an accredited teaching hospital since 1991, Baton Rouge General is committed to exceptional medical education. We have ACGME accredited residency programs in Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, and Sports Medicine Fellowship. We are also partnered with LSU in Emergency Medicine, Psychiatry, General Surgery, and OB/GYN residency programs.

Address: 1500 Forest Glen Road # 1413, Siver Springs, MD
Phone: 301-754-7000
Website: www.holycrosshealth.org

Director of Medical Education:
Dr. Imad Mufarrij

Student Coordinator:
Patty DeZinno
Phone: 301-754-7144
Email: dezinp@holycrosshealth.org

Rotations Offered: Ob/Gyn

The Hospital: Holy Cross Hospital is one of the largest hospitals in Maryland. Founded in 1963 by the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Cross, today Holy Cross Hospital is a 448-bed, 501(c)(3) not-for-profit teaching hospital.

Located in Silver Spring, Maryland, just north of Washington, D.C., and near the Capital Beltway and Metro, the hospital primarily serves residents of the state’s two largest jurisdictions, Montgomery and Prince George’s counties.

Holy Cross Hospital offers a full range of inpatient, outpatient and community-based health care services, with specialized expertise in women and infant services, senior services, surgery, neuroscience and cancer.

Specialists at the hospital deliver more babies and care for more newborns with complex medical issues than any other hospital in Maryland or the District of Columbia. The hospital addresses seniors’ unique needs through the nation’s first Seniors Emergency Center and a full range of specialized surgical and inpatient services, health-aging programs, home care and support services for caregivers.

With 1,200 affiliated physicians, Holy Cross Hospital’s medical staff is one of the largest in the state. The hospital employs more than 3,200 people, including 1,000 nurses. It is the only one in Maryland to receive the Workplace Excellence Award from the Maryland Work-Life Alliance every year since 1999.

Holy Cross Hospital is a member of Trinity Health of Novi, Michigan, one of the largest health systems in the country, as well as the American Hospital Association, the Maryland Hospital

Association, the Catholic Health Association and the Association of American Medical College’s Council of Teaching Hospitals.

*Information taken from www.holycrosshealth.org is printed with permission of Holy Cross Hospital.

Northwest Hospital

www.lifebridgehealth.org

Address: 5401 Old Court Road, MD
Phone: 410-521-2200

The Hospital:

Northwest Hospital, a nonprofit hospital with 231 beds, has served the northwest Baltimore community for more than 50 years. With a patient-friendly design and impressive array of specialties, the hospital provides patient-centered care with an emphasis on quality and safety.
Going beyond the expected, Northwest has recently earned top honors for several innovative safety initiatives. To bring care into the community, Northwest has built nearby facilities that offer convenient services such as outpatient surgery, adult day care and physical rehabilitation.

Director of Medical Education:
Dr. Samuel Smith

Student Coordinator:
Therese Burrell
Phone: 410-521-2228
Fax: 410.521.2208
Email: tburrell@lifebridgehealth.org

Address: 900 South Caton Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21229
Phone: 667-234-2093 (Medicine); 410-368-2817 (Surgery)
Website: www.stagnes.org/

Medical Education Coordinators:
Marge Kelly (Medicine)
667-234-2093; mkelly1@ascension.org

Address: 6501 N Charles Street
 Towson, MD 21204
Phone: 410-938-3000
Website: https://www.sheppardpratt.org

Director of Medical Education:
Elizabeth Ryznar, MD

Medical Education Coordinator of Surgery:
Tara Born
Email: tborn@ascension.org
Phone: 667-234-2093

Rotations Offered: Psychiatry

Address: 2401 West Belvedere Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21215
Phone: 410-601-9000


Website: www.lifebridgehealth.org/main/sinai-hospital

Administrator:
Carolyn Dallas
Phone: 410-601-6145
Email: cdallas@lifebridgehealth.org

Rotations Offered: Medicine, Pediatrics, Surgery

The Hospital

Sinai Hospital of Baltimore was founded in 1866 as a 10-room hospital to answer the needs of Jewish patients and doctors. Today, Sinai continues that spirit of invention and inclusion. The hospital continues to break ground in improving human health with advanced medical care, innovative research and caring for the whole person.

Sinai serves the people of greater Baltimore as well as national and international patients. Its renowned Centers of Excellence provide specialized, advanced care by teams of experts. Additionally, Sinai’s BioIncubator gives emerging biotech and health sciences companies lab space and access to leading physicians.

As a nonprofit teaching hospital, Sinai provides training for more than 140 residents and 400 medical students yearly. With 483 beds, Sinai is the largest community hospital in Maryland.

Address: 55 Wade Avenue, Catonsville, MD 21228-4636
Phone:410-402-6000
Website:www.springgrove.com

Director of Medical Education:
Dr. Marie Rose Alam

Administrator:
Emmett Avery
Phone: 410-402-7650
Email: EmmettL.Avery1@maryland.gov

Rotations Offered: Psychiatry

The Hospital
Spring Grove Hospital is the second oldest continuously operating hospital for the treatment of the mentally ill in the United States. It is one of several; State psychiatric facilities providing services to adolescent, adult and geriatric patients and is under the direction of the Maryland Mental Hygiene Administration. Spring Grove provides inpatient services to adults and to adolescents between the ages of 13 and 18 who are referred from throughout the State of Maryland. Psychiatric services are provided to voluntary patients, involuntary patients committed under civil statutes, and involuntary patients committed under criminal court procedures. Spring Grove operates 17 inpatient units with a total of 440 operated beds. The hospital admits and discharges approximately 800 patients annually. Psychiatric assessment and treatment services are provided by multi-disciplinary teams comprised of psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses, social workers, and rehabilitation professionals. Free on-campus housing is available to students.

Housing Information
Spring Grove Hospital offers housing. To reserve housing students should call Juanita White or Theresa Gordon at 410-402-7455. Additional information about housing can be found at the following link – http://dhmh.maryland.gov/springgrove/Pages/pg_Cottage_5.aspx

General Interest-
During free time, most students take advantage of the many cultural and entertainment opportunities provided in the Baltimore/Washington, D.C. area. Baltimore’s Inner Harbor and cultural district are fifteen minute drives from the hospital’s campus. Downtown Washington, D.C., including the Smithsonian Institutions and the Kennedy Center, is a 45 minute drive south of Spring Grove.

*Information taken from www.springgrove.com is printed with permission of Spring Grove Hospital Center.

Students who need to schedule electives, please email the hospital directly.

Address:
Mountainside Family Practice Associates
2nd Floor
799 Bloomfield Ave
Verona, NJ 07044
Website: http://www.mountainsidenow.org/residency/family-medicine.htm

Director of Medical Education:
Everett Schlam, MD

Administrator:
AnnMarie Jones (Family Medicine)
Phone: 973-259-3563
Fax: 973-259-3569
Email: SGUSOM@mountainsidehosp.com

Rotations Offered: Family Medicine

The Hospital:
At HackensackUMC Mountainside, our mission is to educate present and future members of the health profession while delivering high quality, cost effective health care to all we serve. We strive to improve the health status of the communities we serve by enchancing their individual, physical and emotional well-being.

HackensackUMC Mountainside is one of only three residency programs at Mountainside Hospital, allowing residents to receive unmatched opportunities during their training years. Our personalized approach to education allows our residents to obtain in-depth knowledge of family medicine while supporting their individual interests and needs.

Address:
65 James Street
PO Box 3059
Edison, NJ 08818-3509
Phone: 732-321-7000
Website:https://www.jfkmc.org/

Director of Medical Education:
Robin Winter, MD

Administrator:
Rebecca Van Ness
Phone: 732-321-7493732-321-7493
Fax: 732-906-4986
Email: Rebecca.Vanness@hackensackmeridian.org

Administrator:
Carrie Hrustic
Phone: 732-321-7000 x 62913
Email: Caridad.Hrustic@hackensackmeridian.org

Please send paperwork to Lauren Li (LaLi@jfkhealth.org) for Neurology rotations

Rotations Offered: Family Medicine, Neurology

Students who need to schedule electives, please email the hospital directly.

Address:

230 East Ridgewood Avenue
Paramus, New Jersey 07652-4131
Phone: 201-967-4000
Website: newbridgehealth.org

Director of Medical Education:
Monica Dhingra, MD

Administrator:
Joel Reed
Phone: 201-967-4132
Fax: 201-967-4290
Email: JREED@newbridgehealth.org

Rotations Offered: Psychiatry

The Hospital:
Located on a 65 Acre campus in beautiful Paramus, New Jersey, Bergen Regional Medical Center (BRMC) boasts 1,070 beds making BRMC the largest hospital in the state.

BRMC provides a comprehensive set of quality services to the Bergen County community and is a safety net provider for the mentally impaired and frail elderly for the State of New Jersey. BRMC operates a wide variety of specialty services and residential programs including Evergreen Addiction treatment and recovery services, Respite Care, Hospice and Acute Partial Hospitalization. The Ambulatory Care Department provides outpatient care, with specialties of geriatric medicine, and varying from podiatry to urology.

Address: 268 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd., Newark, NJ 07102
Phone:973-877-5000
Website: www.cathedralhealthcare.org

Director of Medical Education:
Jack Boghossian, MD

Administrator:
Maria Romero
Phone: 973-877-5214
Email: Mromero5@primehealthcare.com

Rotations Offered: Medicine

The Hospital-
St. Michael’s Medical Center is a 311-bed regional tertiary care, teaching, and research center in the heart of Newark ’s main business and educational district. St. Michael’s serves over 20,000 people annually who cannot afford health services. Over 150 medical students, interns, residents, and fellows rotate through St. Michael’s daily. St. Michael’s provides a full range of in-patient and out-patient medical and surgical services including a Heart Institute, a Blood Research Institute, an Asthma Institute for adults and children, a Tuberculosis Care Center, and the only state- recognized Hemophilia Center in Northern New Jersey.

General Interest-
Newark, NJ is a small city known for it’s ethnically diverse neighborhoods. Cultural interests in Newark include the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, the Africa Center for Contemporary Art, and the Newark Planetarium. The Meadowlands complex offers many seasonal sporting events. Sports enthusiasts will also enjoy skiing, rafting, and canoeing in the Pocono Mountain area and swimming and boating at the New Jersey Shore. Atlantic City and Manhattan are a short distance away.

Information taken from www.cathedralhealthcare.org is printed with permission of St. Michael’s Medical Center.

Students who need to schedule electives, please email the hospital directly.

Address:
Ward’s Island Complex
c/o: 600 East. 125th Street
New York, NY 10035
Phone: 212-369-0500
Website:https://www.omh.ny.gov/

Director of Medical Education:
Naomi Gwynn, MD

Administrator:
John Stanislaus
Thursday:
Phone: 646-672-6034
Fax: 718-260-9834
Mon. Tues. Wed. & Fri.:
Phone:718-250-6089
Fax: 718-250-6605
Email:jstanislaus@sgu.edu

Rotations Offered: Psychiatry Cores Only

The Hospital-
Manhattan Psychiatric Center (MPC) offers a wide range of mental health services to provide “A Bridge to Recovery” for seriously and persistently mentally ill clients from the New York City region. The Center provides its psychiatric treatment services to adult clients, referred fronm city hospitals and agencies, and presenting with some of the most challenging treatment issues in the system. Most patients have a history of multiple hospitalizations and have few resources because of their chronic illnesses. Many present with multiple diagnoses.

MPC currently serves approximately 430 inpatients at its hospital on Ward’s Island and 500 outpatients through the 125th St. Services Center in Manhattan. Run by the New York State Office of Mental Health, it is fully accredited by the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Health Care Organizations and the US Government’s Health Care Finance Administration.

General Interest-
Ward’s Island is a short tram ride to mid town Manhattan, home of Broadway, Radio City Music Hall, the Empire State Building, Rockefeller Plaza, Lincoln Center, numerous restaurants and opportunities for shopping.

*Information printed with permission of Manhattan Psychiatric Center.

Students who need to schedule electives, please email the hospital directly.

Address: 1901 First Avenue, New York, New York 10029-7404
Phone:732-222-5200
Website: Metropolitan Hospital Center

Director of Medical Education:
Ronnie Swift, M.D.

Administrator:
Ivette Ramirez
Phone: 212-423-7155
Fax: 212-423-8604
Email: ivette.ramirez@nychhc.org

Rotations Offered: Psychiatry

Montefiore New Rochelle

Address:
16 Guion Place
New Rochelle, New York 10802-5500
Phone: 914-632-5000
Website: www.ssmc.org

Director of Medical Education:
Stephan Jesmajian, MD

Administrator:
Miriam Acevedo
Phone: 914-637–1680
Fax: 914-637-1171
Email: MNRHmedicine@montefiore.org

Regina Sullivan – Surgery
Email: resulliv@montefiore.org

Rotations Offered: Medicine, Surgery

The Hospital:
Sound Shore’s areas of distinction include the Gladys and Murray Goldstein Cancer Center, Solomon Katz Breast Center, Mary and Fran Ludington Adult Day Services Center, and Harriet and Bernard Miller Cardiac Catheterization Unit.  Designated as a New York State Area Trauma Center, the only in Southern Westchester, the Emergency Services Department is one of the largest and busiest in Westchester County providing immediate, often life-saving, care to over 36,000 individuals each year. Recently designated by the NYS Department of Health as a Level 3 Perinatal Hospital, the SSMC’s nursery provides state-of-the-art care for fragile newborns, thus allowing these infants to remain close to their families.

As a major provider of inpatient cardiology services in lower Westchester, Sound Shore addresses a full array of cardiovascular conditions and concerns including prevention, diagnostic services, and tertiary care services.  The Harriet and Bernard Miller Adult Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory is directly linked to Westchester Medical Center’s full service cardiac surgery program.  SSMC’s newly renovated state-of-the-art Ambulatory Center is the hub for vital outpatient services that include the Endoscopy Suite, Bariatric Surgical Weight Loss Program, Sleep Studies Diagnostic Center, Diabetes Education Center, and the Orthopaedic and Neurological Spine Center.
Sound Shore features state-of-the-art medical services administered by a caring staff of physicians, nurses and allied healthcare professionals who are among the best in their fields.

Address:  374 Stockholm Street, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Phone: 718-963-7272
Website:  www.wyckoffhospital.org

Director of Medical Education:
E. Kenneth Freiberg, DO

Administrator:
Celeen Rodriguez
Email:  crodriguez@wyckoffhospital.org
Phone: 718-963-6289
Fax 718-963-6705

Rotations Offered:
Medicine, Surgery, Ob/Gyn, Pediatrics, and Emergency Medicine

The Hospital:
Located in an ethnically diverse residential neighborhood directly on the border of northern Brooklyn and western Queens, Wyckoff Heights Medical Center is a 350-bed teaching hospital. A dedicated staff of 1,800 physicians, nurses, and support personnel care for patients thirty-five distinct languages and cultures.

Wyckoff Heights Medical Center has been providing medical care to the community since 1889. Today, we see 90,500 visits annually in our Pediatric/Adult Emergency Departments, deliver 1,400 babies, offer outpatient services to thousands at our network of community ambulatory care centers, and present extensive community health education and screening programs.

Address:  4777  East Galbraith Road, Cincinnati, OH 45236
Website:  http://www.jewishhospitalcincinnati.com/
Phone: 513-686-5446
Fax: 513-686-5443

Director of Medical Education:
Imran Naqvi

Administrator:
Eileen Kruck
Email: EKruck@wyckoffhospital.org
Phone: 718-963-7528

Student Coordinator:
Theresa L. Adams-Medicine
Email: TLAdams@mercy.com
Phone: 513-686-5446
Fax: 513-686-5443

Natalie Walker – Surgery
Email: nrwalker@mercy.com
Phone: 513-686-5446
Fax: 513-686-5469
Rotations Offered: Medicine, Surgery Cores Only

The Hospital

Hospital was the first Jewish hospital in the United States, established in 1850 as a result of the cholera epidemic and the need to treat poor Jews in Cincinnati.  Today, Jewish Hospital provides care to people of every race, ethnicity, and religious belief. In 1997, the hospital moved from its original location in Avondale to its current home in Kenwood. Jewish Hospital is a full-service, acute care hospital that has world-class services conveniently located in Cincinnati’s northeast suburbs.
Jewish Hospital was named one of the nation’s 100 Top Hospitals® in the category of teaching hospitals by Evanston, Ill.-based Solucient®, the nation’s leading source of health care information products in 2006. This distinctive honor is bestowed upon just 100 hospitals every year, recognizing excellence in health care.

It was the very first hospital in Southwest Ohio to perform open-heart surgery in a suburban location; this program now has more than 35 years of experience. Jewish provides the full spectrum of cardiovascular care, including angiograms, angioplasty and drug-eluting stents.

The Jewish Hospital Joint Replacement Center is an international leader in orthopedic services. In 2005, the world’s first computer-assisted operating room for orthopedic surgery opened at Jewish. The hospital was also the first in the region to perform Birmingham Hip Resurfacing, a remarkable new alternative to total hip replacement for younger, active patients. The Jewish Hospital Joint Replacement Center performs more total joint surgeries than any other hospital in Greater Cincinnati.

Jewish Hospital also has the only adult bone marrow transplant program in the Tristate area. The hospital is among the nation’s best in this field, participating in advanced clinical trials as well as providing new chances at life for patients with leukemia, non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma and a host of other diseases. The bone marrow transplant program received accreditation from the Foundation for the Accreditation of Cellular Therapy (FACT). FACT accredits bone marrow transplant programs that have demonstrated an exceptional level of quality patient care.

The Jewish Hospital Cholesterol Center is an internationally renowned program for the research and treatment of diseases and disorders associated with cholesterol; it has been the source of numerous groundbreaking research programs throughout its history, and treats patients from all over the world.
Jewish Hospital, with 200 beds, is fully accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations.

Address: 2213 Cherry St, Toledo, OH 43608
Website:  www.nationwidechildrens.org
Phone: 567-290-6543

Director of Medical Education:
Dr. Robert W. Mills

Student Coordinator:
Jennifer Bingham
Email: JLBingham@mercy.com
Phone: 419-251-2895
Fax: 419-251-7717

Rotations Offered: Pediatrics

The Hospital

Nationwide Children’s Hospital – Toledo continues the legacy and vision developed by Mercy Health Children’s Hospital to provide high-quality, compassionate care, while enhancing clinical care to children in the Toledo area.