The campus includes the Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children and Women, the Pediatric Ambulatory Center and the Nemours Children's Clinic. The Arnold Palmer Hospital is the largest free-standing facility of its kind in the southeast, and the Nemours Children's Clinic is home to one of the largest pediatric subspecialty practices in the nation dedicated to subspecialty care, education and research. The faculty is diverse and substantial. They are based full-time in association with the program, unlike many community programs that rely heavily on volunteer faculty. The residency training program is an integral part of our major pediatric referral center for subspecialty pediatrics.
Major programs exist in all the specialties.
Orlando Regional Medical Center and the Arnold Palmer Hospital house the only level I trauma center in Central Florida. These types of activities are typical for any large tertiary children's hospital and allow exposure to a wealth of complex and unique pediatric disorders. This, combined with a tremendous volume of primary care and general pediatric patients, creates the perfect setting for a comprehensive education in clinical pediatrics. Lastly, our educational partnership with the Nemours Children's Clinic of Orlando, which is a multispecialty group of subspecialty pediatrics and surgery, further guarantees a wide variety of pediatric patients for the residency program. The Orlando Regional Healthcareand the Nemours Foundation have a long and impressive history of dedication to excellence in pediatric resident education.