Temple University Hospital—Main Campus 

Temple University Hospital, located on the Philadelphia campus of the Lewis Katz School of Medicine, is an academic medical center with a national reputation for excellence. Founded in 1892, the hospital serves as home base for the Katz School’s clinical faculty and GME programs. 

Medical students benefit from a robust clinical environment at the hospital, which is a major regional referral center that includes Level I care and an extensive range of tertiary and quaternary services. It’s also the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s leading primary care provider for at-risk populations. Founded in 1892, the hospital serves as home base for the Katz School’s clinical faculty and GME programs. 

Temple University Hospital—Episcopal Campus 

Temple University Hospital—Episcopal Campus, located just two miles from the main hospital, provides general medical-surgical services and emergency care and is the primary location for behavioral health services systemwide. At the Episcopal Campus, medical students participate in diagnosing and treating patients with a wide variety of psychiatric disorders in both in- and outpatient settings. They also learn about emergency psychiatry, as Episcopal Campus operates the busiest psychiatric crisis response center in Philadelphia. 

Temple University Hospital—Jeanes Campus 

At the Jeanes Campus, medical students participate in academic-level care in a community hospital setting. Located in Northeast Philadelphia at its suburban border, services include cardiac catheterization, neurology/neurosurgery, vascular surgery, bariatric surgery, orthopedics, and ear, nose and throat.  

The Jeanes Campus is the nation’s only Quaker-founded hospital, is well-known for community health programming, patient education and screening programs. 

Fox Chase Cancer Center

A founding member of the National Comprehensive Cancer Network, Fox Chase is one of the first cancer hospitals in the United States to earn National Cancer Institute (NCI) comprehensive cancer center designation. The Center engages Katz medical students in best practices in the diagnosis and treatment of patients with every kind of cancer. The hospital conducts a broad array of basic, translational, and clinical research programs in cancer prevention, detection, survivorship, and community outreach. 

St. Luke’s University Health Network 

Katz medical students can attend all four years of medical school at the St. Luke’s Hospital campus, in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, with an extensive range of clinical learning opportunities available right on campus. Katz students from the North Philadelphia campus can also complete clinical rotations within the St. Luke’s University Health Network.  

The network provides an extensive range of clinical learning opportunities, with 14 hospitals and 300+ outpatient centers spanning 11 counties in eastern central Pennsylvania and western central New Jersey.  

The St. Luke’s network is a tertiary-care teaching hospital system with long-established facilities as well as brand-new facilities like the new center for women and babies at the Anderson Campus in Easton, PA. This is an 180,000-square-foot facility featuring labor and delivery, Level III neonatal intensive care and a 36-bed medical/surgical unit. 

Lancaster General Hospital 

Lancaster General Hospital is the largest, most advanced teaching and tertiary care hospital in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. It provides a wide range of clinical services across primary care, specialty and subspecialty disciplines. 

Services include advanced options for oncology such as CAR T-Cell therapy and Proton Beam; nationally ranked heart and vascular; neuroscience; and community-based programs for high-risk patients. 

Main Line Health System 

Main Line Health’s five-hospital academic health system serves Philadelphia and its western suburbs. Its hospitals rank prominently in regional ratings for hospital quality overall—and for services including COPD, heart failure, knee replacement, and obstetrics and gynecology. 

Facilities include Lankenau Medical Center, Bryn Mawr Hospital, Paoli Hospital, Riddle Hospital and Bryn Mawr Rehabilitation Hospital (one of the nation’s premier facilities for rehabilitative medicine). Main Line Health also manages several accredited residency and fellowships programs. 

St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children 

St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children, a 188-bed pediatric hospital in North Philadelphia, has been a leader in pediatric care delivery since its founding in 1875. At St. Christopher’s, Katz medical students work with teams providing holistic care for children from throughout the region and beyond. The hospital and its satellite centers offer comprehensive services for children and adolescents, including those with complex conditions and special needs. Specialty areas include pediatric burn care, pediatric oncology and more.