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Originally Posted by jameslynton
No, the facility is old and dated (Think 1913). They also don't get the cream of the crop in residents there either. Because they are a dated hospital and poorly funded. The area they are in has a moderate crime rate - but you are near the projects area of south side Chicago. So you have lots of lower income people older people. If you are interested in family practice geriatrics - you will see tons here.
It is very FMG friendly hospital and program (see link) however, you will be worked to death there. They are a poorly funded program so they never are full staffed at the levels needed to support the community around them.
Jackson Park Hospital and Medical Center - Departments/Programs - Family Medicine Residency - Residents' Album
It is not in the center of the city. Downtown Chicago is very safe. You have the L, you have plenty of police protection there because there are tons of major company's centered there.
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do u know if this has changed any, i mean are students still worked to death? do students who are willing to work hard learn a lot from doing rotations there?
09-04-2007, 08:35 PM
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