Rush Infectious Disease - Chicago Paulina

About

Rush University Medical Center (Rush) is a nonprofit academic medical center in Chicago, serving as the primary teaching hospital for Rush University and the core of the Rush University System for Health (which includes Rush Oak Park Hospital and Rush Copley Medical Center). Key points: - Location and scope: Based in the Illinois Medical District, Chicago, with multiple offices including 1620 W Harrison St (HQ) and other sites in Chicago and Austin, Texas. - Role: Primary teaching hospital affiliated with Rush University; part of a larger health system that operates in 29 countries and employs about 6,978 people (as of the latest figures). - Focus for infectious disease: Rush provides infectious disease expertise and public health commentary from specialists (e.g., Dr. Michael Lin) and covers preparedness for outbreaks; its experts contribute to media discussions on epidemic risks (e.g., Ebola, hantavirus). If you’re specifically looking for infectious disease leadership or experts at Rush in Chicago, contact Rush Infectious Disease or the hospital’s press/public health communications for current specialists and statements.