Albert Einstein Medical Center is proudly committed to its mission as a premiere independent academic medical center in the Greater Philadelphia area. Located just four miles north of downtown Philadelphia, our heritage is rooted in healing, caring and learning. Our distinguished history extends back to 1865 with the founding of Einstein Medical Center's forerunner, the Jewish Hospital. Though the healthcare landscape has changed dramatically since that time, our mission to provide compassionate, high quality healthcare to anyone in need, to provide medical education and training for the next generation of physicians and to participate in clinical research to enhance patient care and advance the science of medicine has not changed.

Einstein has a long-standing commitment to providing medical services to its community. We are proud of our heritage and of the high-volume programs and services we provide to our community.

 

A strong commitment to community

As the needs of our community have evolved, so has Albert Einstein Medical Center. The medical center is now but one entity in a network of facilities and programs that offer a solid, secure academic environment for learning and achievement. With four inpatient facilities housing over 800 beds and several outpatient centers, Einstein Healthcare Network is one of the most active healthcare providers in the Philadelphia area. Combined, the network encompasses approximately 35,000 inpatient admissions, 90,000 emergency room visits and 350,000 ambulatory visits per year.

 

Opportunities that reach beyond campus walls

Our 35-acre main campus encompasses Albert Einstein Medical Center's 440-bed acute care hospital, which includes a Level I Regional Trauma Center and a Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit; 102-bed Willowcrest Center for subacute care; and 147-MossRehab (main campus and Einstein at Elkins Park), the Philadelphia region's major source for medical rehabilitation. In addition, Einstein at Elkins Park is a 60-bed general acute care hospital located on a 30-acre suburban campus in Montgomery County.

Belmont Center for Comprehensive Treatment (inpatient and outpatient mental health and substance abuse care), Einstein Center One (primary care and specialty physicians), Germantown Community Health Services, and Willow Terrace (a skilled nursing facility) are located in close proximity to the main campus and round out Einstein’s broad scope of services. Einstein Neighborhood Health (a network of primary care providers) insures a diverse patient population and case mix for our undergraduate and graduate education programs.

Albert Einstein Medical Center is a teaching hospital offering a full range of advanced health services. Within this environment, more than 380 residents across 28 accredited residency and fellowship programs share in the learning process. Our medical community includes over 350 full-time physicians and dentists and an additional 400 affiliated physicians.

 

A strong commitment to education

We named the medical center for Albert Einstein, inspired by his brilliance and his humanity. Einstein never lost sight of the individual, and we have sought to follow his example.

Albert Einstein Medical Center is a place where learning is valued and the individual is respected. Einstein offers residents the resources and advantages of a major teaching institution, without losing sight of the individual. Although we are among the largest tertiary care facilities in Pennsylvania, the medical center is a place where each resident's individual educational pursuits are of prime importance. Our mission is to prepare residents fully for their career paths.

 

Respected and established training programs

Albert Einstein Medical Center is an active participant in the education of new physicians, offering highly regarded residency and fellowship training programs in many specialty and subspecialty areas.

With its extensive array of services and programs, Einstein Medical Center is positioned to provide depth and diversity in medical education. We sponsor accredited graduate medical programs spanning more than 20 different medical specialties, as well as dentistry. Our programs are designed to provide the scope, expertise and hands-on experience it takes to prepare for a career in the rapidly changing world of modern healthcare delivery.

Residencies
Dental: General Practice	Osteopathic Rotating Internship
Dental: Endodontics	Pediatrics
Dental: Orthodontics	Podiatry
Emergency Medicine	Psychiatry
Internal Medicine	Radiology
Preliminary Medicine	Surgery: General
Neurology Obstetrics and Gynecology	Surgery: Preliminary
Orthopaedic Surgery	Transitional Year Urology
Fellowships
Cardiology	Interventional Cardiology
Gastroenterology	Nephrology
Geriatric Medicine	Rheumatology
Geriatric Psychiatry Hepatology (non-accredited)	Toxicology Transplant Surgery (ATS accredited)
Infectious Disease	Pulmonary/Critical Care Congestive Heart Failure (non-accredited)

In addition, Einstein has affiliated residencies in ENT, Hermatology, Ophthalmology, PM&R, and Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

 

A powerful affiliation with Thomas Jefferson University

At Albert Einstein Medical Center, residents benefit from the medical center's affiliation with Thomas Jefferson University and from the positive synergy created between a major medical institution and a prominent university. Albert Einstein Medical Center is a major teaching affiliate of Jefferson Medical College, participating in Jefferson’s physical diagnosis course for second year medical students and providing a broad spectrum of clinical clerkships and elective rotations for third and fourth year medical students.

Residents at Einstein play a vital role teaching and supervising Jefferson medical students. In addition, Einstein medical staff members hold faculty appointments at Jefferson and are actively involved in student education.

 

A strong commitment to research

Einstein Medical Center is a place of discovery and achievement, attracting top professionals from all over the world. Our commitment to research is reflected in well-funded programs of clinical and scientific research that complement patient care and medical education.

Einstein has a century-long commitment to clinical research—one that began in 1916 in an effort to control an outbreak of infantile paralysis. Today, research is a vital component of a three-tiered mission that also includes quality patient care and education. In fact, more than 250 active clinical trials are underway throughout Albert Einstein Healthcare Network today in a wide variety of investigative areas:

AIDS/HIV Cancer Cardiology (invasive and non-invasive) Dental medicine Drug/alcohol dependency Emergency medicine Gastroenterology Geriatric medicine Orthopaedics and sports medicine

Pain Management and Anesthesiology Psychiatry and behavioral health Radiology and nuclear medicine Radiation oncology Transplantation Urology Vaccine