University of Washington Medical Center

University of Washington Medical Center

About -

University of Washington Medical Center is one of the inter-nation's leading educational medical centers, which provides good specialized medical care in areas such as high-risk pregnancy, cardiology and neonatal intensive care, oncology, organ transplantation and orthopedics. Patients travel from across Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana and Idaho for these specialized services. 
Entering students at this University of Washington School of Medicine are divided into six colleges categories: Rainier,Denali, Big Ski, Snake River,Wind River and Columbia River, all named in world natural wonders. Every college has its own mentors who counsel students throughout their 4 years in school. Students can earn an M.D. or a PhD, and about 10 students in one year can earn both through the Medical Scientist Training Program.

Mission -

"The University of Washington Medical Center Improves Health by Providing Exceptional Patient and Family Centered Care In an Environment of Education and Innovation".

History -

The University of Washington Medical Center opened as University Hospital in 1959. It was one of the nation’s smallest teaching hospitals when it opened, but currently an university became a leader in health-care innovation. 

University of Washington Medical Center

Fee and Faculty -

The fee of application at University of Washington is $35 and the tuition fee is $33,519 (in-state) and  $63,954 (out-of-state). The student -faculty ratio at  Washington Medical Center is 2.8:1. The School of Medicine has 3,505 full- and part-time faculty on staff.

Address -

1959 NE Pacific St,
Seattle, WA 98105,
United States.

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