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NUR470 Integrative Practicum Placement Information Medicine St NUR470 Integrative Practicum Placement Information Medicine St. Michael’s Hospital 14CC St. Michael’s Hospital 6 Bond Respirology Medicine Toronto General Hospital 13ES Toronto General Hospital 14ES Toronto Western Hospital 8AFell Toronto Western Hospital 8BFell Sunnybrook D4 Sunnybrook B4 (General Medicine/High Acuity) William Osler – Etobicoke site 7 West – (Neurology) Southlake Regional L6 Sinai Health Care (Mount Sinai Site) 10N (Medicine/Geriatrics) ACE Sinai Health Care (Mount Sinai Site) 10S (Geriatrics) Sinai Health Care (Mount Sinai Site) 12S St. Joseph’s Health Centre (Toronto) 4L (Nephrology) St. Joseph’s Health Centre (Toronto) 6M Michael Garron Hospital A3 Michael Garron Hospital B3 North York General Hospital 4 North North York General Hospital 9 SE (Acute Geriatrics Care ACE) Scarborough Hospital – Birchmount site 4A Scarborough Hospital – Birchmount site 3D Scarborough Hospital – Birchmount site 4D Scarborough Hospital – General site CP1 Scarborough Hospital – General site CP4 Rouge Valley Health Centre 2E Rouge Valley Health Centre 2 W William Osler – Brampton site N2 Humber River Hospital – Wilson Site 12E (General Internal Medicine) Humber River Hospital – Wilson Site 12W (Acute Medicine) Humber River Hospital – Wilson Site 9E (Nephrology) Humber River Hospital – Wilson Site 9W (General Internal Medicine) Surgery St. Michael’s Hospital 16CC (General surgery /GI) St. Michael’s Hospital 4 Bond & 9S CC Orthopedics & Inpatient Mobility Toronto General Hospital 9ES (GI surgery) Toronto General Hospital 10ES –(Thoracic/Respirology) Toronto General Hospital 6B West – (ENT/Plastic Surgery/Head & Neck) Sinai Health Care (Mount Sinai Site) 11N – (Reconstructive Orthopedics & ENT) Sinai Health Care (Mount Sinai Site) 14N (General surgery & Gynecology) Sinai Health Care (Mount Sinai Site) 14S (Inflammatory Bowel Disease) Sunnybrook C6 (Surgical Oncology) Sunnybrook D5 (Orthopedic Surgery/Trauma) St. Joseph Health Centre 2L St. Joseph Health Centre 3E Toronto East General A5 Toronto East General B5 North York General Hospital 5 North /South North York General Hospital 4 West – (Orthopedics) William Osler – Etobicoke site 8 West William Osler – Brampton site N6 Scarborough Hospital – Birchmount site 3A Scarborough Hospital – General site 4 Central Scarborough Hospital – General site 4 East Rev Nov 2017 William Osler – Brampton site N6 Southlake Regional L5- Southlake Regional L3 l Markham Stouffville 3WH Rouge Valley 4E Humber River Hospital – Wilson Site 10E (General Surgical) Humber River Hospital – Wilson Site 10W (General Surgical) Humber River Hospital – Wilson Site 11E (Surgery) Humber River Hospital – Wilson Site 11W (Inpatient Surgery) Cardiology/Cardiovascular St. Michael’s Hospital 7CCN (Cardiovascular) St. Michael’s Hospital 7CCS (Cardiology) Toronto General Hospital 5B West (Cardiology) Toronto General Hospital 4AW (Vascular & Cardiovascular) Toronto General Hospital 4BW (Cardiovascular) William Osler – Brampton site N2 William Osler – Etobicoke site 7 East Sinai Health Care (Mount Sinai Site) 16 N Southlake Regional L5 Toronto General Hospital 4B West Sunnybrook D3 William Osler – Etobicoke site 7 East Neurology/Neurosciences/Trauma St. Michael’s Hospital 9CCS (Ortho/ Neuro) St. Michael’s Hospital 9CCN (Neuro /Trauma) Toronto Western Hospital 5A Fell (Spinal /Neurosurgery) Toronto Western Hospital 5B Fell (Neurosurgery /Neurology) Toronto Western Hospital 6A Fell (Neurovascular) Sunnybrook C5 (Neuro/Trauma) Paediatrics Holland Bloorview Kids Rehab SODR (Specialized Ortho & Dev Rehab Unit) Holland Bloorview Kids Rehab CCC (Complex Continuing Care Unit) Holland Bloorview Kids Rehab BIRT (Brain Injury Rehab Team Unit) North York General Hospital 3 North St. Joseph Health Centre 3L Michael Garron Hospital G7 Scarborough Hospital – Birchmount site 4B Trillium (Mississauga & Credit Valley sites) Peds Markham Stouffville 4WF William Osler – Etobicoke site 6 Peds William Osler – Brampton site N3 Peds St Michael’s Hospital Level II Nursery St. Joseph’s Hospital Level II Nursery Trillium (Mississauga & Credit Valley sites) Level II Nursery Michael Garron Hospital Level II Nursery Humber River Hospital – Wilson Site Level II Nursery High Risk Antepartum or L&B or Postpartum St. Michael’s Hospital 15CC (North is Labour & Birth; South is Postpartum) Sinai Health Care (Mount Sinai Site) L & D Sinai Health Care 16th floor (postpartum) North York General Hospital 2 South (Labour & Birth) Sunnybrook M4 (High Risk Obstetrics) Sunnybrook M5 (Birthing Unit or Maternal & Newborn Unit) North York General Hospital 2 West (Postpartum) St Joseph’s Health Centre (Toronto) 1L (combined labour & birth and postpartum) Michael Garron Hospital J7 (Postpartum) Scarborough Hospital – General site 2E FMC (combined postpartum and labour & birth) Rev Nov 2017 Markham Stouffville 4WF (postpartum/Antepartum) William Osler- Etobicoke site 4 L & D William Osler- Etobicoke site 4 PP (Postpartum) Oncology Princess Margaret Hospital 14A (Leukemia & Lymphoma) 14B (Bone Marrow Transplant) 14C (Stem cell Transplant) 15A (Malignant Hematology) 15B (Leukemia & Lymphoma) 15C (Malignant Hematology) 16P (Palliative Care) 17A (Medical & Radiation) 17B (Medical & Radiation) 18B (Short Stay) Sinai Health Care (Mount Sinai Site) 11S (Ortho Oncology) North York General Hospital 3W (Palliative Care) Toronto East General B2 William Osler –Brampton site N5 Scarborough Hospital – General Tower 7 Rehabilitation UHN [Toronto Rehabilitation Institute (TRI) - University MSK Inpatient Unit site] Stroke Inpatient Unit Baycrest Sinai Health Care (Bridgepoint Active Healthcare Site) Mental Health St. Michael’s Hospital 17CC Toronto General Hospital 8ES Sinai Health Care (Mount Sinai Site) 9S Sunnybrook F2 CAMH Medical Withdrawal Services (MWS) inpatient Psych Emerg (doesn’t require Critical Care Screening) First Episode Mood Psychosis Early Intervention Clinic Addiction Medicine (outpatient clinic) Community* Primary Care Family Practice – SMH, WCH, Access Alliance Public Health Toronto Public Health, Peel Region Public Health, Guelph Public Health Sexual Health The Bay Centre for Birth Control Outpatient Clinics Wound care, Diabetes, etc. Home Visiting VON, VHA, St. Elizabeth’s, LHIN Palliative Care Casey House, Toronto Central LHIN, Dorothy Ley, Kensington Hospice Addictions, Mental Health Outreach, ACT teams CAMH, SMH, Sinai Health System, Humber River *There are many additional community placements which students may request including many of the community agencies used in NUR461. It may or may not be possible to secure these placements. Most, but not all, accept only one student at a time. Critical Care (ER, ICU, CCU, NICU, Post Anaesthetic Care Unit (PACU), Adult Multiorgan Transplant) (It is required that students requesting a critical care placement have successfully passed the Faculty’s critical care process) St. Michael’s Hospital ER Neuro ICU NICU Med Surg ICU CVICU Rev Nov 2017 Toronto General Hospital ER 7 West (Multiorgan Transplant) CICU CVICU Medical/Surgical ICU Toronto Western Hospital ER MSICU Sinai Health Care (Mount Sinai Site) ER ICU PACU NICU (no longer has step down unit) Sunnybrook B5ICU D4ICU CrCU CVICU M2 (CCU - Level 3) NICU Michael Garron Hospital ER North York General Hospital ICU ER St. Joseph Health Centre CCU St. Joseph Health Centre ER Trillium Health Partner (Credit Valley and Mississauga site) ICU Please note: The University of Toronto does have affiliation agreements with community hospitals within the GTA as listed below. These hospitals, designated as community affiliates, will generally only accept 1 student per unit. • Markham Stouffville Hospital • North York General Hospital • The Scarborough Hospital (General & Birchmount) • St. Joseph Health Centre (Toronto) • Southlake Regional Hospital • Michael Garron Hospital • Trillium Health Partner (includes Credit Valley & Mississauga sites) • William Osler Health System (Brampton and Etobicoke) • Rouge Valley Health System (Centenary and Ajax) Rev Nov 2017 .
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