Infectious Disease NJ - University Hospital Newark

Summary: The page relates to Saint Michael’s Medical Center in Newark, NJ, a tertiary-care hospital and health system offering a range of services including infectious disease care. It lists key executives and department leaders (e.g., Director of Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory, Director of Pulmonary, President, Chief Nursing Officer, Director of Pharmacy, and Director of Critical Care). The facility provides specialties such as emergency medicine, infectious disease, surgery, orthopedics, cancer care, GI, bariatric/metabolic, and neuroscience, with teaching, research, and fellowship opportunities implied. The extracted items include roles and job titles (e.g., Registered Nurse - Cath Lab, Perfusionist, Nurse Practitioner, Neurologist) and indicate an Infectious Diseases Clinic as a possible program area, though no explicit program details or fellowship specifics are provided in the extract. If you’re seeking information about the Infectious Disease Fellowship Program at St. Michael’s Medical Center, additional details (curriculum, application process, duration, eligibility, and faculty) are not present in the provided content and would require checking their official site or contacting the Medical Center directly.

Summary: Newark Beth Israel Medical Center (NBIMC) is a nonprofit, 665-bed teaching hospital in Newark, NJ, part of RWJBarnabas Health. It serves the northern New Jersey metropolitan area and operates as a quaternary care facility with an affiliated Children’s Hospital of New Jersey. NBIMC is closely linked to Rutgers New Jersey Medical School and maintains an internal medicine and subspecialty residency program (over 100 residents). The center houses adult and pediatric emergency departments (serious trauma referred to nearby University Hospital). NBIMC offers a broad range of services, including obstetrics & gynecology, pediatric cardiology, cancer care, robotic surgery, lung center and transplant, and bariatric surgery. It is a teaching hospital with extensive clinical support and is headquartered at 201 Lyons Ave, Newark, NJ 07112. Note on infectious disease division: The provided highlights do not specifically describe a Division of Infectious Disease at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center. If you need details on NBIMC’s Infectious Disease division (ernational scope, departments, or physicians), I can search for and summarize that information separately.