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Index by State 2020 - 2021 Clerkship Handbook 12/27/2019 Index By State AL CT Central Alabama Veterans Health Care System Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center Yale-New Haven Medical Center AZ Banner University of Arizona Medical Center DC Creighton University MedStar Washington Hospital Center DVA - Carl T. Hayden Veterans Affairs Medical Center DE DVA - Southern Arizona Veterans Affairs Health Care System Christiana Care Health Services Tucson Medical Center FL CA Aventura Hospital and Medical Center Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Bethesda Hospital East Chino Valley Medical Center DVA - Bay Pines VA Healthcare System DVA - Department of Veterans Affairs Greater Los Angeles DVA - James A. Haley Veterans' Hospital DVA - Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center - San FranciscoDVA - Miami VA Healthcare System DVA - Department of Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care SystemFlorida Hospital East Orlando DVA - Jerry L. Pettis Memorial Veterans Affairs Medical Center Jackson North Medical Center Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Oakland Jackson South Medical Center Kaiser Permanente Medical Center - Vallejo JFK Medical Center Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara Medical Center Kendall Regional Medical Center Kaiser Permanente South Sacramento Medical Center Larkin Community Hospital Lakewood Regional Medical Center Larkin Community Hospital - Palm Springs Campus Long Beach Memorial Medical Center Memorial Healthcare System Scripps Mercy Hospital San Diego Mercy Hospital, a Campus of Plantation General Hospital and Barry Universit Webster Orthopedics Mount Sinai Medical Center White Memorial Medical Center Northwest Medical Center CO Oak Hill Hospital Eastern Colorado Health Care System Palmetto General Hospital Highlands/Presbyterian St. Luke's Medical Center UF Health Jacksonville North Colorado Medical Center Westchester General Hospital 1 Index By State Westside Regional Medical Center St. Vincent Hospital- Indianapolis St.Vincent Evansville GA DVA - Atlanta VA Medical Center KY DVA - Charlie Norwood Veterans Affairs Medical Center Jewish Hospital KentuckyOne Health Emory Decatur Hospital Norton Audubon Hospital Podiatric Residency Program IA LA Iowa Methodist Medical Center Christus St. Patrick Hospital MercyOne Waterloo Medical Center East Jefferson General Hospital UnityPoint Health /Trinity Regional Medical Center Ochsner Clinic Foundation IL MA Advocate Christ Medical Center Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center AMITA Health Saint Joseph Hospital Chicago Boston Medical Center DVA - Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center Cambridge Health Alliance DVA - Department of Veterans Affairs Illiana Health Care SystemMetrowest Medical Center DVA - Jesse Brown Veterans Affairs Medical Center Mount Auburn Hospital Hugar Foot & Ankle Specialists Saint Vincent Hospital Katherine Shaw Bethea Hospital St. Elizabeth's Medical Center of Boston, Inc. Mercy Hospital Medical Center MD Norwegian American Hospital DVA - Veterans Affairs Maryland Health Care System and Sinai Hospital of B OSF Saint Anthony Medical Center MI Presence Saints Mary and Elizabeth Medical Center Ascension Genesys Hospital Rush University Medical Center Ascension Macomb Oakland Hospital Swedish Covenant Hospital Ascension Providence Hospital Southfield Campus, Novi Campus Weiss Memorial Hospital Ascension St. John Hospital IN Beaumont Health - Wayne Community Health Network Beaumont Hospital - Farmington Hills Franciscan Health Hammond/Dyer and Midwestern University ArizonaBeaumont Schoo Hospital - Trenton Saint Joseph Health System Central Michigan Univ. Medical Education Partners 2 Index By State Detroit Medical Center Saint Barnabas Medical Center Henry Ford Macomb Hospitals Saint Michael's Medical Center Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital St. Mary's General Hospital McLaren Oakland Trinitas Regional Medical Center Michigan Foot & Ankle Specialists University Hospital St. Mary Mercy Livonia Virtua Voorhees Surgeons Choice Medical Center NM MN DVA - New Mexico Veterans Affairs Health Care System and Kaiser Foundati HealthPartners Institute/Regions Hospital NY Hennepin Healthcare Bellevue Hospital MO Catholic Health System - Sisters of Charity Hospital SSM Health DePaul Hospital Coney Island Hospital Truman Medical Center Lakewood DVA - Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center - Northport and Stony DVA - Veterans Affairs New York Harbor Health Care System NC Wake Forest Baptist Health Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center Womack Army Medical Center HealthAlliance Hospital Huntington Hospital at Northwell Health ND Interfaith Medical Center Sanford Medical Center - Fargo Jamaica Hospital Medical Center NJ Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center Cooper University Hospital Long Island Jewish Forest Hills at Northwell Health DVA - Department of Veterans Affairs New Jersey Health Care System Long Island Jewish/North Shore at Northwell Health Englewood Hospital and Medical Center Montefiore Medical Center Hackensack Meridian Health Palisades Medical Center Montefiore Mount Vernon Hospital Hoboken University Medical Center Mount Sinai Beth Israel Medical Center Inspira Medical Center Vineland Mount Sinai South Nassau Hospital Jefferson Health New York Community Hospital Jersey Shore University Medical Center New York Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital Morristown Medical Center NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens 3 Index By State NYU Langone Hospital - Brooklyn OK NYU Winthrop Hospital Surgical Hospital of Oklahoma, LLC and Cleveland Clinic Foundation Our Lady of Lourdes Memorial Hospital, Inc. OR Richmond University Medical Center Legacy Health Rochester General Hospital PA Saint Joseph's Medical Center Albert Einstein Medical Center St. Barnabas Hospital Bryn Mawr Hospital St. John's Episcopal Hospital Chestnut Hill Hospital Staten Island University Hospital at Northwell Health Crozer-Chester Medical Center The Brooklyn Hospital Center DVA - Corporal Michael J. Crescenz Department of Veterans Affairs Medical United Health Services Hospitals, Inc. DVA - Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center - Lebanon Wyckoff Heights Medical Center Geisinger Community Medical Center OH Heritage Valley Beaver Aultman Alliance Community Jefferson Health Northeast Cleveland Clinic Externship Program LECOM Health/Millcreek Community Hospital DVA - Dayton VA Medical Center Nazareth Hospital DVA - Louis Stokes Cleveland Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Cente Penn Presbyterian Medical Center East Liverpool City Hospital Phoenixville Hospital Grant Medical Center Reading Hospital Mercy Health - St. Vincent Medical Center Roxborough Memorial Hospital Mercy Health Regional Medical Center St. Luke's Hospital - Allentown Campus St. Rita's Medical Center Temple University Hospital St. Vincent Charity Medical Center UPMC - Susquehanna The Christ Hospital UPMC Medical Education - Mercy The Jewish Hospital-Mercy Health UPMC Pinnacle The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center West Penn Hospital University Hospitals Regional Hospitals - Richmond Medical Center - Kent St RI University of Cincinnati Medical Center/College of Medicine Kent Hospital Western Reserve Hospital 4 Index By State Roger Williams Medical Center TN DVA - James H. Quillen Veterans Affairs Medical Center TX Hunt Regional Medical Center John Peter Smith Hospital Scott & White Medical Center - Temple St. Joseph Medical Center The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio UT Intermountain Medical Center VA Carilion Clinic DVA - McGuire Veterans Affairs Medical Center DVA - Salem Veterans Affairs Medical Center Eastern Virginia Medical School Inova Fairfax Medical Campus VT Southwestern Vermont Medical Center WA DVA - Spokane DVA - Veterans Affairs Puget Sound Health Care System Franciscan Health System - St. Francis Hospital Swedish Medical Center - Cherry Hill Campus WI Ascension SE Wisconsin Hospital DVA - William S. Middleton Memorial Veterans Affairs Hospital Gundersen Clinic, Ltd. - Gundersen Health System and Gundersen Lutheran 5.
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