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Ohio

36 NICUs

1179+ Beds

Level IV

3

Level III

23

Level II

10

Neonatology Groups

13

Neonatal-Perinatal Fellowship Programs

4

Vermont Oxford Members

26

Job Postings =

4 positions

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36 NICUs

1179+ Beds

Level IV - 3

Level III - 23

Level II - 10

Neonatology Groups - 13

Neonatology Fellowships - 4

VON Members - 26

Job Postings - 4 positions

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Upcoming Conferences

VON Members

Helpful Resources

NICUs

(grouped by level and then listed alphabetically)

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital

Level IV

93 Beds

Nationwide Children’s Hospital

Level IV

130 Beds

University Hospitals Rainbow Babies & Children’s

Level IV

82 Beds

Akron Children’s Hospital

Level III

59 Beds

Akron General

Level III

_ Beds

Aultman Hospital

Level III

25 Beds

Cleveland Clinic

Level III

17 Beds

Dayton Children's Medical Center

Level III

41 Beds

Doctors Hospital

Level III

_ Beds

Fairview Hospital

Level III

26 Beds

Good Samaritan Hospital

Level III

60 Beds

Grant Medical Center

Level III

18 Beds

Hillcrest Hospital

Level III

35 Beds

Kettering Hospital

Level III

_ Beds

Mercy Health Children’s Hospital

Level III

30 Beds

Mercy Health St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital

Level III

25 Beds

MetroHealth

Level III

49 Beds

Miami Valley Medical Center

Level III

60 Beds

Mount Carmel East

Level III

23 Beds

Mount Carmel Grove City

Level III

16 Beds

Mount Carmel St. Ann’s Hospital

Level III

23 Beds

Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center

Level III

23 Beds

Riverside Methodist Hospital

Level III

42 Beds

Summa Health System – Akron Campus

Level III

_ Beds

Toledo Children’s Hospital

Level III

72 Beds

University of Cincinnati Medical Center

Level III

50 Beds

Bethesda North Hospital

Level II

12 Beds

Dublin Methodist Hospital

Level II

7 Beds

Fort Hamilton Hospital

Level II

8 Beds

Mercy Health St. Joseph Warren Hospital

Level II

6 Beds

Mercy Health West Hospital

Level II

_ Beds

Soin Medical Center

Level II

_ Beds

Southview Medical Center

Level II

6 Beds

The Christ Hospital

Level II

15 Beds

Wooster Community Hospital

Level II

_ Beds

Neonatology Groups

Akron Children's - Boardman

Academic Program

2 NICUs Covered

Central Ohio Newborn Medicine, Inc

Private Practice

4 NICUs Covered

Cincinnati Children's - Newborn Care Associates

Private Practice

9 NICUs Covered (includes 1 in KY)

Cleveland Clinic - Neonatology Department

Academic Program

3 NICUs Covered

Mercy Health - Neonatology

Employed Group

1 NICU Covered

MetroHealth - Neonatology Division

Academic Program

1 NICU Covered

Nationwide Children's - Neonatology

Academic Program

3 NICUs Covered

Northwest Ohio Neonatal Associates, Inc

Private Practice

1 NICU Covered

Pediatrix Medical Group - Akron

Private Practice

4 NICUs Covered

Perinatal and Pediatrics Services Inc

Private Practice

2 NICUs Covered

Pediatrix Medical Group of Ohio

Private Practice

2 NICUs Covered

Pediatrix Medical Center of Ohio 2

Private Practice

2 NICUs Covered

Rainbow Babies and Children's Neonatalogy

Academic Program

1 NICU Covered

Neonatology Fellowship Programs

Case Western – MetroHealth/Cleveland Clinic

9 Fellows

2 Training Sites

Case Western – University Hospitals

11 Fellows

1 Training Site

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center

12 Fellows

3 Training Sites

Ohio State University

10 Fellows

2 Training Sites

Job Postings

(4 positions covering 6 NICUs)

Miami Valley Medical Center

Level III

60 Beds

Cleveland Clinic

Level III

17 Beds

Toledo Children’s Hospital

Level III

72 Beds

The Christ Hospital

Level II

15 Beds

Upcoming Conferences

None

Vermont Oxford Network (VON) Members

(grouped by level and then listed alphabetically)

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital

Level IV

93 Beds

Nationwide Children’s Hospital

Level IV

130 Beds

University Hospitals Rainbow Babies & Children’s

Level IV

82 Beds

Akron Children’s Hospital

Level III

59 Beds

Aultman Hospital

Level III

25 Beds

Cleveland Clinic

Level III

17 Beds

Dayton Children's Medical Center

Level III

41 Beds

Doctors Hospital

Level III

_ Beds

Fairview Hospital

Level III

26 Beds

Good Samaritan Hospital

Level III

60 Beds

Grant Medical Center

Level III

18 Beds

Hillcrest Hospital

Level III

35 Beds

Kettering Hospital

Level III

_ Beds

Mercy Health Children’s Hospital

Level III

30 Beds

Mercy Health St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital

Level III

25 Beds

MetroHealth

Level III

49 Beds

Miami Valley Medical Center

Level III

60 Beds

Mount Carmel East

Level III

23 Beds

Mount Carmel Grove City

Level III

16 Beds

Mount Carmel St. Ann’s Hospital

Level III

23 Beds

Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center

Level III

23 Beds

Riverside Methodist Hospital

Level III

42 Beds

Summa Health System – Akron Campus

Level III

_ Beds

Toledo Children’s Hospital

Level III

72 Beds

University of Cincinnati Medical Center

Level III

50 Beds

Dublin Methodist Hospital

Level II

7 Beds

Helpful Resources

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Ohio Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics

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Ohio Hospital Association

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Ohio State Medical Association

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Ohio Perinatal Quality Collaborative

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March of Dimes Report Card - Ohio

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