Tuscaloosa Family Practice Residency


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DCH Regional Medical Center | Veterans Affairs Medical Center


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DCH Regional Medical Center

DCH Regional Medical Center, the primary hospital for the Family Practice Residency, is located adjacent to the campus on University Boulevard.  It serves as a referral hospital for patients in west central Alabama. 
  • DCH Regional Medical Center has 523 beds;
  • The Family Practice program is the only residency at DCH  Regional Medical Center.
  • Available services at the facility include:
    • A level 3 nursery;
    • Full pediatric services;
    • An intensive care unit;
    • A coronary care unit;
    • An open-heart surgical unit;
    • An oncology unit;
    • A dialysis unit;
    • Outpatient surgery;
    • Stroke unit.
  • DCH Regional Medical Center has been designated as a level II trauma center.
  • Available state-of-the-art diagnostic services include:
    • Computerized axial tomography;
    • Magnetic resonance imaging;
    • Lithotripsy.

Veterans Affairs Medical Center

Tuscaloosa's Veterans Affairs Medical Center is a second hospital training site for the Family Practice Residency.  This complex, located in east Tuscaloosa, provides a busy general medical service as well as comprehensive psychiatric services.
  • The VA Medical Center is a 655-bed hospital emphasizing neuropsychiatry.
  • The medical service includes:
    • An intensive care unit;
    • A pulmonary laboratory.
  • The complex houses a nursing-home unit for geriatric patients.

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Tuscaloosa Family Practice Residency
University of Alabama School of Medicine
P.O. Box 870377
Tuscaloosa, Alabama  35487-0377
Telephone: 205.348.1373
Telefax: 205.348.2695
uatfprp@cchs.ua.edu
http://www.bama.ua.edu/~fpres/
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