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Stress: Protective Measures
Hurley faculty member and in-house well-being expert Brenda Lovegrove-Lepisto PsyD talks about protective measures that can help during tough times. During the intense Covid-19 time period, she is conducting wellness check-ins for any Hurley unit or group, with a particular focus on resident physicians and fellows.
Featured Programs
Pediatrics
The three-year Pediatrics Residency Training Program at Hurley Medical Center offers residents the unique opportunity to serve and learn from one of the largest and most diverse patient populations in the state.
Combined Internal Medicine/Pediatrics
The Hurley-MSU Combined Med-Peds Program is designed to give a whole-person perspective on human development and the opportunity to serve patients skillfully at every stage of life.
Internal Medicine
The Internal Medicine Residency Training Program provides residents with an exceptional opportunity to gain the skills, and experience necessary to pursue a successful career in primary-care medicine.
For Peds, well-being comes from helping others
'Do not think you don't have an impact in this world because you do'
Auriel Mouzon MD, Hurley Peds Wellness Chief, just helped her colleagues in Hurley's Pediatric Residency discover the rewards of helping others in the community. A food donation drive resulted in a $1000 donation to the Food Bank of Eastern Michigan, delivered Dec. 22, 2020, just 7 weeks after the drive began.
"I'm just so proud of everyone for opening up their hearts for this great cause," said Mouzon, who noted that a $1 donation can feed 6 people, thanks to the low cost methods of purchasing at the food bank.
"I just want to encourage everyone to become involved in community service," she said. "Do not think you don’t have an impact in this world, because you do. And as you are pouring into other people, you start to realize you are filling your cup too. It’s the most rewarding feeling and a way to stay connected to those around you during this uncertain time."
Diversity & Inclusion
LEARNER, COLLEAGUE & PATIENT DIVERSITY
Learners at Hurley Medical Center serve one of Michigan's largest and most diverse patient populations, and they also work with a multicultural group of colleagues. Some of our team members have top-notch experience from interesting places around the world. Hurley also has an active Diversity & Inclusion Council (pictured).
NUMBERS AT A GLANCE
70% Patients
Resident physicians care for 70% of hospitalized patients at Hurley
4 Remodeled Clinics
4 resident outpatient clinics have been remodeled or opened in recent years
1700 Learners
About 1700 learners - physicians and other health professions - rotate at Hurley annually
Quality & Patient Safety
All rotations focus on quality, safety
At Hurley, our most important goal is ensure that every patient receives the best clinical outcomes, absolute safety, and exceptional service. We embed related measures into our every-day teaching and every-day bedside care. We openly share our quality data (especially important since, as a safety-net hospital, we don't participate in all of the hospital metrics systems out there, which often report a zero response as a negative and can be 1-2 years out of date).
Did You Know?
MSU-CHM
With 100 medical students in Flint, plus visiting students, we train a lot of future doctors. To arrange for rotations at Hurley Medical Center, contact the MSU-CHM Flint Campus
Other Learners
About 1500 non-physician learners rotate at Hurley to gain experience in trauma, surgery, pediatrics and more
Research
Hurley research employees offer help in research design, editorial consulting, and education on research topics.