Program Overview
With four residents per class, the St. Vincent Medical Center Pediatric Residency Program offers the close-knit environment of a small program with the clinical breadth of a tertiary care medical center. Residents gain progressive responsibility across inpatient pediatrics, critical care, neonatology, emergency medicine, ambulatory care, and pediatric sub-specialties while working closely with faculty throughout training.
Our program is committed to evidence-based education and preparing residents to deliver competent, compassionate care to children and adolescents. Residents benefit from hands-on learning opportunities, a broad range of clinical experiences, and an educational environment that supports their development into confident, well-rounded pediatricians.
St. Vincent Medical Center is a tertiary care facility serving a diverse patient population. The Emergency Department is a Level I Trauma Center for adults and a Level II Pediatric Trauma Center, providing residents with exposure to a broad range of pediatric conditions and acuity levels. This setting gives residents the opportunity to develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed for independent practice.
Program Aims
- Provide a comprehensive educational experience that prepares residents for independent practice in pediatrics.
- Develop knowledgeable, compassionate physicians who deliver evidence-based, patient-centered care to children and adolescents.
- Foster progressive clinical responsibility within a diverse patient population and tertiary care environment.
- Support the development of strong clinical reasoning, communication, procedural, and lifelong learning skills.
- Promote scholarly activity, professional development, and continuous improvement throughout residency training.
- Create an educational environment that supports residents in achieving their individual career goals.
Accreditation Status
Program Name: Mercy Health – St. Vincent Medical Center Pediatric Residency Program
ACGME ID number: 3203800419
Accreditation Status: Continued Accreditation
Next Site Visit: August 2029
Length of Training: Three years
Approved Resident Positions: 12 residents (4 per class)