The Preliminary Medicine Residency Program at Mercy Medical Center has a longstanding commitment to excellence in medical education and patient care in a mixed academic and community hospital setting. Mercy maintains a strongly collegial atmosphere with a sizeable preliminary-only intern class with close affiliation with University of Maryland internal medicine residents and medical students, in a team-based, academic approach.
As a community city hospital, our patient base is challenging and diverse, our faculty supportive, our medical staff friendly, and our ancillary services and amenities superb. Mercy strives to be a challenging yet close-knit, friendly, and supportive environment. We are confident that your year will be rewarding and enjoyable, both patient-centered and meeting your own personal individual goals.
As a community city hospital, our patient base is challenging and diverse, our faculty supportive, our medical staff friendly, and our ancillary services and amenities superb. Mercy strives to be a challenging yet close-knit, friendly, and supportive environment. We are confident that your year will be rewarding and enjoyable, both patient-centered and meeting your own personal individual goals.
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Mercy Medical Center is proudly committed to the highest standard of excellence in the training of its preliminary medicine residents. With a sizeable annual class of eighteen preliminary residents, Mercy offers a collegial atmosphere throughout both its patient care and educational activities. Internal medicine wards are structured in a team-based approach.
Our Preliminary Internal Medicine residents choose Mercy to gain a strong foundation in internal medicine prior to their advanced years in a diverse range of specialties. Mercy values residents who have a strong interest in patient service and medical student education through a challenging and rewarding year.
Mercy Medical Center is a nationally recognized, regional medical center, centrally located in downtown Baltimore, less than one mile away from the Inner Harbor, Convention Center, and Oriole Park at Camden Yards. With a state-of-the-art, 262-bed, inpatient tower constructed in 2010, Mercy offers the highest quality care within a broad range of health services and in a comfortable setting to a diverse, urban patient population.
Reviews (8)
Antoinette Swiec
Jan 20, 2022
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I recently had my gallbladder removed at Mercy performed by Dr Swope. He was recommended to me by my primary doctor and a former patient. After reading reviews online and noticing the awards in his office I felt comfortable having him as my surgeon. He used the da Vinci robot assisted procedure.
I found him personable, and willing to answer questions . I would recommend him without hesitation. I might add that his team, starting with his secretary, Patrice, surgical assistant, anesthesiologist and all of the nurses on that day made it a successful outcome.
I found him personable, and willing to answer questions . I would recommend him without hesitation. I might add that his team, starting with his secretary, Patrice, surgical assistant, anesthesiologist and all of the nurses on that day made it a successful outcome.
Tameka Smith
Jan 11, 2022
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Lizzy Bennett
Dec 20, 2021
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I had a a major surgery in November. My first nurse was either neurotic or overwhelmed. My second nurse was phenomenal. Third nurse was in between. The food staff kept forgetting to bring me meals. I was held over past 2pm on my release day because they forgot my lunch again and I needed to eat lunch to be allowed to leave. I do not recommend this hospital to the living or the dead. The communication is not good. Staff is either over worked or mismanaged. I plan on never using this hospital again.
Viv Bolgiano
Nov 17, 2021
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Kristina Bayus
Nov 16, 2021
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Mercy Hospital has literally ruined the lives of those with NCS. By letting Dr. Kim go, you have made sure your hospital will never be known or visited by out of state patients again. You had everything to offer because you had an amazing vascular surgeon who is one of a handful that actually can diagnosis and treat vascular compressions. I hope you get slapped with lawsuit after lawsuit, how could you ruin so many lives?! So many people waiting for surgery.. just cancelled. Mercy hospital deserves to get shut down, what a disgusting establishment
Mary Follin
Nov 12, 2021
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My husband had a procedure today and it took longer then expected, needless to say I was extremely concerned. The nurse came out when the administration staff was concerned about me and reassured me everything is going well. I decided to get a cup of coffee and the wonderful gentleman at the door of the cafe noticed I was very upset, he took me straight to the coffee and helped me out and then told me not to worry about paying, it was on the house. Then looked at me and said my husband is in good hands and not to worry!! All of the staff is so kind and caring. The facility was beautiful and clean
Kay R. Islandroots
Oct 16, 2021
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The ER DEPT. Is the pits. Restrooms were filthy dirty! Especially during a time with COVID, you would think they would keep the restrooms cleaner. Once admitted to a room it was better. The rooms in this hospital are pretty nice compared to some that I have been to in the past. Just dealing with the ER is the worst. Front desk staff is so so. Not always the friendliest!
Candice Jurick
Mar 16, 2021
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