Program Overview

Welcome to the St. Vincent Medical Center Pediatric Residency Program. This is a three-year program with continued accreditation by ACGME. We are currently approved to accept four new residents per year. Our mission is to provide a diverse experience with evidence-based education that prepares residents for the current challenges in pediatrics. 

We prepare our residents to provide competent, compassionate care, which is comprehensive and continuous from childhood through adolescence to young adulthood. The academic curriculum incorporates the tools and skills to facilitate lifelong learning and development, while the diversity of our faculty strengths enhances residents’ hands-on education.

St. Vincent Medical Center is a tertiary care facility with a patient population offering a broad range of patient encounters. Our Emergency Department is a Level I Trauma Center with Pediatric Commitment, one of only two Level I facilities in the region. 

Program Aims

  • To achieve and maintain further excellence in the education and training of pediatric physicians in patient care and the conduct of research.
  • To provide educational experiences in the diversified field of pediatric medicine in an intellectual environment conducive to learning the exemplary practice of pediatrics.
  • To provide an organized, progressive educational experience with increasing patient care responsibilities in a setting which has a diverse patient population and a teaching staff with professional ability, enthusiasm and commitment to teaching.
  • To promote ongoing acquisition of medical knowledge, each resident is expected to participate fully in the educational and scholarly activities of the residency program.

Accreditation Status

Program Name: Mercy Health – St. Vincent Medical Center Pediatric Residency Program
ACGME ID number: 2203800374
Accreditation Status: Continued Accreditation
Next Site Visit: August 2029
Length of Training: Three years
Approved Resident Positions: 12 total, accepts four residents each year