Creighton University
Medical Center
(Saint Joseph Hospital)
Saint Joseph Hospital at Creighton University Medical Center is a 400 plus bed acute care facility. Saint Joseph Hospital provides state of the art care while serving as a setting for education and research programs. There are over 10,000 admissions and approximately 27,000 emergency department visits each year. This Level I trauma center offers advanced cardiology services, complete surgical services, including kidney transplantation, state of the art radiology services, and emergency care in a brand new emergency room.
Saint Joseph Hospital is the training site for about 270 residents and fellows from accredited programs in anesthesiology, family practice, neurology, obstetrics/gynecology, pathology, pediatrics, psychiatry, diagnostic radiology, nuclear medicine, general surgery, orthopedic surgery, colorectal surgery, in addition to the internal medicine program and its related fellowships of allergy/immunology, cardiology, pulmonary/critical care, and infectious diseases.
Psychiatry residents rotate through CUMC during their primary care training months as well as for outpatient and consultation-liaison services.
The Nebraska Medical Center
With a reputation for excellence, innovation and extraordinary patient care, The Nebraska Medical Center has earned J.D. Power and Associates’ Hospital of Distinction award two consecutive years. It has also been recognized with the 2006 Consumer Choice Award, a mark of patient satisfaction as selected by healthcare consumers.
As the teaching hospital for the University of Nebraska Medical Center, this 689 licensed bed academic medical center has an international reputation for providing solid organ and bone marrow transplantation services and is well known nationally and regionally for its oncology, neurology and cardiology programs. The Nebraska Medical Center was formed in October 1997 with the merger of Clarkson Hospital, Nebraska's first hospital, and University Hospital, the teaching hospital for the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC).
Psychiatry residents rotate through UNMC during their primary care training months, emergency psychiatry, inpatient, geriatric, outpatient, and consultation-liaison services. They also provide on-call emergency room consultations in the brand new Level 1 trauma center emergency department.
Omaha VA Medical Center
This 398 bed facility provides primary and tertiary care to veterans from all over the state of Nebraska and western Iowa. Cases are referred to the Omaha VAMC from the VA hospitals in Lincoln and Grand Island, Nebraska, as well as Sioux City, Iowa and Hot Springs, South Dakota for specialized care. There is a large psychiatry service across a continuum of care.
The Omaha VAMC is shared as a training facility with the residents and fellows from the University of Nebraska Medical Center. The VA is a training site for residents and fellows in anesthesiology, allergy/immunology, cardiology, infectious diseases, internal medicine, neurology, neurological surgery, obstetrics/gynecology, ophthalmology, orthopedics, otolaryngology, pathology, psychiatry, pulmonary/critical care, diagnostic radiology, interventional radiology, general surgery and urology.
Psychiatry residents rotate through the VA hospital for emergency psychiatry, inpatient, substance disorders, and outpatient services. They also provide on-call consultations in the admitting area.
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Alegent Health
Immanuel Medical Center
Immanuel Medical Center is part of Alegent Health, a preferred regional healthcare system with some $2B in annual medical services in Nebraska with seven hospitals, 35 primary care physician offices, 100 outpatient service centers, more than 7,500 associates and 1,500 physicians. In March 2000, Alegent Health was cited as one of the top 100 healthcare systems in the nation in Modern Healthcare magazine.
Psychiatry residents rotate through Immanuel Hospital for inpatient, child and adolescent and geriatric services. They also provide on-call phone consultations for the emergency department.