Education and training program locations

Established in 1892, the hospital is dedicated to serving Chester County and surrounding areas with high-quality medical care and extensive community health programs. 

Doylestown Health offers graduate medical education programs to expand on our culture of quality and highly skilled physicians.

The Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania combines advanced science with personalized, patient-centered care, making it a trusted choice for patients from around the world and right here in Philadelphia.

Lancaster General Hospital is a 525-bed not-for-profit hospital in Lancaster City. The hospital is a multi-year recipient of the Magnet designation for excellence in clinical outcomes and patient safety by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC).

The Penn Presbyterian Medical Center has an outstanding track record of medical accomplishments — such as creating one of the first coronary care units in the country — and it continues to provide leading-edge care as part of Penn Medicine.

As a National Historic Landmark, Pennsylvania Hospital’s original Pine Building is home to America’s first surgical amphitheater and first medical library. Though today’s patients are cared for in modern, state-of-the-art facilities, the hospital’s historic roots have been carefully preserved as a celebration of our rich history.

For more than 50 years, Princeton House has brought hope and healing through mental health and substance use care to people throughout central New Jersey and the surrounding areas.

Our nursing culture is world-renowned for its exceptional leadership, exemplary practices and innovation within an environment that fosters continuous improvement.