Copyright 2000 by Mike Hall. Program Specific Links Training Sites Facilities and Educational Resources Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center has served as a leader in health care in the Southwest since 1911. It is the flagship of Banner Health System, the largest medical system in Arizona, with facilities throughout the state. The clinical psychiatry programs at Good Samaritan include adult inpatient and child programs. The facilities also include attractive outpatient settings with several observation and conference rooms and individual offices for residents.
Fellowship programs exist in many specialties as well.
Good Samaritan's Health Science Library includes an impressive computer laboratory and ready access to essentially all medical journals and textbooks. There is also a separate library within the Psychiatry department with major references, journals, educational audio and videotapes, and an excellent psychoanalytic collection. The medical center's academically oriented clinical setting, with nearly 200 residents and fellows, medical students, other health care trainees and an active hospital-based faculty, fosters a very stimulating and rewarding educational atmosphere. Banner's Behavioral Health System Good Samaritan's Department of Psychiatry and our residency program are integral parts of the medical center and, with Phoenix Children's Hospital Behavior and Development section, oversee the clinical, educational and research activities for behavioral health services on the campus. Banner Health System's network of hospitals, behavioral health centers and clinics offers residents a broad range of experiences and potential career opportunities.