Hospitals
University of Louisville Hospital
- 421 bed, urban, tertiary medical center, and our primary academic teaching site
- The region’s only Level I Trauma Center
- Comprehensive stroke center
- CCU, Medical ICU, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Orthopedics, Surgical ICU, and Trauma rotations done at this institution
- More than 57,000 patients ED patients per year
Norton Children’s Hospital
- 300 bed teaching hospital, and Kentucky’s only full-service, free-standing pediatric hospital
- Level I Pediatric Trauma Center
- The site of our Pediatric Emergency Medicine rotation, where our residents are supervised by fellowship-trained Pediatric Emergency Medicine faculty
- The site of our Pediatric Anesthesia rotation as well as our Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Rotation, where our residents learn care of the critically-ill infant and child
UofL Health - Jewish Hospital
- 462-bed, internationally renowned, tertiary referral, community hospital
- Comprehensive cardiovascular care, including ECMO
- Federally designated to perform all five solid organ transplants- heart, lung, liver, kidney, and pancreas
- Residents will rotate through this site longitudinally as a community Emergency Medicine rotation, seeing medically complex and high-acuity patients alongside ABEM-certified Emergency Physicians.
UofL Health - Medical Center South
- A free-standing Emergency Department built in 2006 to care for one of the most populated counties in Kentucky without full-time emergency care
- Residents rotate through this site for a unique community medicine experience, caring for patients without the presence of consulting services