It begins here.
This long established hospital combining tertiary level care
with a passion for community health
is found in a growing region that offers plenty to do
and plenty of places to live.
With a diverse population, just a short drive from Detroit,
Macomb County is a great place to start.
And Henry Ford Macomb Hospital offers residents
an innovative launching pad for their medical careers.
Henry Ford Macomb, I think is pretty unique,
in that we do a lot of inpatient and outpatient.
So our hospital itself is located maybe
less than a quarter of a mile from our physical clinic.
But also a very nice aspect of this program
is that it actually lets you work downtown
in the tertiary centers, where you get exposure
to children, women's health, as well as Henry Ford main campus.
Oh, it's definitely eye-opening.
Not only is the staff is, they have diversity, also
the patients that come in too.
People who may not speak English for first language,
so you have to learn to accommodate for that.
It will prepare you well in a real world,
just because you may have patients
that might have a disability or a language barrier
that you have to take care of as well.
The 361-bed hospital and robust ambulatory network is powered
by a pluralistic 1,000-member strong medical staff,
joining 3,000 other health care team members.
With annual discharges at about 22,000, ER visits at 64,000,
and births at 1,600, Henry Ford Macomb
provides a level 2 trauma center and advanced heart,
neuroscience, orthopedic, and cancer care.
Consistently ranked among the nation's top hospitals
in quality and heart care, Henry Ford Macomb recently invested
in new ORs, including the hybrid suite
and new interventional radiology, cath and EP suites.
And ground will soon break on a new patient tower.
With the most advanced robotic surgery, high end LDRP suites,
and intensivist led medical and surgical ICU floors,
we are focused equally on advanced care and community.
We have so many different residencies here.
We have internal medicine, family medicine,
emergency department, OB/GYN.
We actually work pretty closely in tandem
with all these residency programs.
We actually rotate during our first year
into all these specialties.
And it kind of creates a sense of trust
between all the different specialties and departments.
Our facility is a clinical learning site
for Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine
and offers eight residency programs.
It also is ACGME accredited, attracting residents
from across the country.
In addition to consistent and hands on training
and didactics, our residents quickly
become a critical component to our care community,
with opportunities to interact and serve
a diverse patient population who have diverse health concerns.
As part of Henry Ford Health System, one of the area's
largest medical education programs,
our physicians learn from some of the most experienced
and highly regarded experts anywhere.
Everyone wants you to succeed here,
but they don't do it at the expense of putting you
outside your comfort zone.
You get to try new things, feel autonomy, but also
keep moving forward with the safeguards in place.
So you never feel what you're doing is unsafe.
You will definitely put your time in,
but the growth you'll have pretty quickly
will be pretty noticeable.
The amount that you learn in just a couple months,
you won't even recognize yourself.
Residents also benefit from a community-based atmosphere,
friendly and warm, providing opportunities
for meaningful relationships with staff and patients alike.
Situated northeast of Detroit, Macomb County
is the state's third largest by population,
offering residents numerous living and entertainment
options.
Along the waterfront, there's no shortage of walking, boating,
and exercise paths.
And just a short distance away, numerous shopping
and eating options.
Macomb County housing is plentiful
and offers a wide range of economical options,
from waterfront to rural living communities,
all within this large diverse area.
With spectacular nature and endless places to explore,
Macomb is a one-of-a-kind place to work and live.
You can get good training anywhere, honestly you can.
Not many places I think can give you good training
and give you a great diversity.
And this place has definitely got that.
You'll get good training and you'll
make some really good friends.
I still talk to people that graduated two, three years ago
that I only knew for a year.
So I think you make lifelong friends there too.
So it's definitely a plus.
For the resident who wants a community feel surrounded
with bright minds and advanced technology,
Henry Ford Macomb Hospital offers it
all, opportunity and a family friendly atmosphere.
Welcome to your next stop, home.