DMC Clinical Campus
DMC has a long history of providing quality healthcare services across the metropolitan Detroit area. Since the founding of Children’s Hospital in 1886, DMC has continued to provide care for the community, including underserved populations. Patients turn to our programs in cardiology, women’s services, neurosciences, stroke treatment, orthopedics, oncology, pediatrics, and rehabilitation.
- Wellness and Balance
- Commitment to Education
- Education Partnerships
Wellness and Balance
DMC understands that a work/life balance is crucial for students. As such, we provide amenities to help ensure students are taking care of themselves while attending to our patients. DMC offers the following Duty Hour Compliance:
- Maximum 16 hours of continuous duty
- One day off in seven
- Ten hours between shifts
- Maximum 80 hours per week
Third year students at DMC facilities also receive a monthly dining stipend for use at our new Healthy Options Cafeterias. They also have a free membership to the Brasza Fitness Center conveniently located right on the midtown campus.
Commitment to Education
Students at DMC benefit from curricular innovations, access to medical staff and a high level of communication with student representatives and clerkship directors. DMC is committed to making educational experience a two-way process of communication, learning as much from students about how to create an ideal system as students learn about how to become the best in their chosen field. DMC residency programs are ACGME-accredited, providing trainees with a solid foundation to support patient care in the future.
Educational Partnerships
As a regional home for both the Wayne State University – School of Medicine and the Michigan State University Osteopathic School of Medicine, students working at DMC frequently have the unique opportunity to continue learning and working with the physician-professors in their school, building a greater knowledge base and allowing them to “hit the ground running.”
For All Students
Students at DMC benefit from curricular innovations, access to medical staff, and a high level of communication with student representatives and clerkship directors. DMC is committed to making the educational experience a two-way process of communication, learning as much from students about how to create an ideal system, as students learn about how to become the best in their chosen field. DMC residency programs are AGCME accredited; ensuring that the foundation our students build will best serve the patients of the future.
| GME OFFICE: | |
|---|---|
| Main Telephone Number: | (313) 745-5146 OR (313) 745-5147 |
| Main Fax Number: | (313) 966-0880 |
| Alternate Fax Number: | (313) 745-7844 |
| CENTREX OPERATOR OUTSIDE HOSPITAL: | |
| Children’s | (313) 745-5437 |
| DRH/UHC | (313) 745-3000 |
| Harper | (313) 745-8040 |
| Huron Valley-Sinai | (248) 937-3300 |
| Hutzel | (313) 745-7555 |
| Rehabilitation Institute | (313) 745-9700 |
| Sinai-Grace | (313) 966-3300 |
| CAFETERIA PHONE NUMBERS: | |
| Children’s | (313) 745-5331 |
| DRH | (313) 745-3250 |
| Harper/Hutzel | (313) 966-9824 |
| Huron Valley-Sinai | (248) 733-2242 |
| Sinai-Grace | (313) 966-4629 |