Contact Information
Address:
405 Grand Ave. 
Dayton, OH 45405
Phone: (937)723-3957
Fax: (937) 723-5166
Director of Medical Education:  Robert Cain, D.O.
Contact: Jane Buch, Jane.Buch@khnetwork.org

Base Hospital Graduate Medical Education (GME) Opportunities
Number and types of Internship slots:  See below.
Types of Residencies:  See below.

See www.khnetwork.org/gvmeded for more extensive information on residencies and GME opportunities, including salary, benefits, links to Dayton, etc.

Students are encouraged to visit http://opportunities.osteopathic.org/ for more information about GME Opportunities at this CORE Site.

Sites & Locations Students Utilize
Grandview
Medical Staff                           202  (D.O.s – 160   M.D.s – 65))
Size of Hospital                       411 beds
Admits                                   7,715
Surgeries                               12,554
In-patient Surgeries                1,928
Out-patient Surgeries              10,626
Deliveries                               None
ER Visits                                 24,649
Outpatient Visits                      152,684

Southview
Medical Staff                          202  (D.O.s – 160  M.D.s – 65))
Size of Hospital                      116 beds
Admits                                  4,578
Surgeries                              6,056
In-patient Surgeries               675
Out-patient Surgeries             5,381
Deliveries                              1,836
ER Visits                                14,752
Outpatient Visits                     61,289

Additional Locations used by base hospital               Distance from base hospital
Children’s Medical Center, Dayton, OH                    Pediatrics - Three Miles
Twin Valley Behavioral Center, Dayton, OH              Psychiatry – Two Miles
Veteran’s Administration Hospital, Dayton, OH          Geriatrics and Psychiatry – 4 Miles
Greene Memorial Hospital, Xenia, OH                       Various Rotations – 20 Miles
Wright Patterson Air Force Base Hospital                  Various Rotations – 8 Miles
Numerous private practices                                     Within 30 Miles

Additional Points of Interest about this CORE Site Hospital

• Food allowance
• Limited call on weekends
• Mostly osteopathic staff at 80 year old institution
• OMM Lab
• Own education wing
• Strong programs: orthopedic surgery, IM, neurology, neurosurgery
• Patients and Patience: A History of Grandview Hospital by James Laws, D.O.

Ranked by HealthGrades:

• 2006 – "Ranked Best in Dayton" across the seven clinical specialty areas. Grandview / Southview received this award three years in a row which has been accomplished only by 1% of the nation's 5,000 hospitals.
• 2003-2006 – Best in region for heart failure treatment.
• 2003-2006 – Five-star rating from HealthGrades for heart failure.

Ranked by Solucient Awards:

• 2006 - Grandview named 100 Top Hospitals.

Ranked by US World and News Report:

• 2005 - For the third straight year, Grandview Medical Center (GVMC) has been named among the Best Hospitals in America for treatment of respiratory disorders. New for this year, GVMC has been named a Top 50 Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery.

Information of Local Interest

Dayton is a mid-sized city located within a larger area which extends from Springfield, OH to Cincinnati, OH.  Cincinnati is approximately an hour south of Dayton.  Columbus, the state capitol, is about an hour and a half east of Dayton.  Dayton International Airport is only a 15-minute drive from Grandview Hospital and Medical Center.  Major roadways are I-75, I-70, US-35, and US-675.  Grandview is approximately two blocks from I-75 in downtown Dayton.

Grandview Hospital and Medical Center is a part of Dayton Area Graduate Medical Education Consortium (DAGMEC) which includes all health professions and medical education institutions in the area.  Thus, we have great access to resources from any of the DAGMEC member schools. 

Dayton includes the City of Dayton and its neighboring cities/towns of Englewood, Trotwood, Kettering, Centerville/Washington Twp., Beavercreek, and Fairborn, Springfield to the east, and Springboro, West Carrollton, Middletown, Hamilton to the south, New Carlisle to the west.  The City of Dayton and Montgomery, Greene, Clark, and Miami Counties offer a number of recreational, cultural and educational resources such as the bike path extending from Dayton south to West Carrollton, east to Xenia and Yellow Springs.  Dayton has the Dayton Art Institute, United States Air Force Museum, historical parks in West Dayton honoring the Wright Brothers and Paul Lawrence Dunbar.  There is also a museum for Women in Aviation. 

Local institutions of higher education abound in the Greater Dayton area with University of Dayton, Sinclair Community College, Wright State University, Kettering College of Medical Arts, Wilberforce University, Central State University and Cedarville University, and private vocational schools all within a 40 mile radius of Grandview Hospital and Medical Center. 

Additionally, many of the local school systems have attained excellent ratings each year from the State Department of Education.  In Dayton itself, parents have the choice of Dayton Public Schools, a number of private, parochial schools and charter schools.  

The area has many cultural activities including the Schuster Performing Arts Center, Victoria Theater, Kettering Summer Theater, Frazee Pavilion, Dayton Theater, and many other venues, both large and small, in and around the area.   There are many options for movies including first-run, low-priced returning movies and art theaters. 

The following websites may be helpful to you when planning your move.

Relocation Guide
http://www.connectingdayton.com/relocation.php

Dayton Chamber of Commerce
http://www.daytonchamber.org/

Local TV Station
http://www.whiotv.com/index.html

Local TV Station
http://www.wdtn.com/

Local newspaper
http://www.daytondailynews.com

Apartment Guide
http://www.apartmentguide.com/

Regional Real Estate Company
http://www.sibcycline.com