University at Buffalo (UB)
Buffalo General Medical Center
Located on the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus, Buffalo General Medical Center offers a wide spectrum of clinical inpatient and outpatient treatment programs.
This 500-bed acute care center, located on the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus, is one of the region’s major hospitals.
Much of the patient base comes from the local urban area. The hospital also serves as a tertiary referral center, with a significant patient population drawn from Western New York’s eight counties.
Patients present with the entire range of disease states in internal medicine, general surgery and cardiothoracic surgery, with many critically ill cases.
At this site, you may rotate on any of three faculty-supervised general medicine services where you will work with interns and third- and fourth-year medical students. BGMC also hosts a MICU service supervised by critical care faculty and a CCU service supervised by cardiology faculty, each staffed by multiple residents and interns, as well as a fellow.
You may do your emergency room rotation here as well, and work in the hospital’s large continuity clinic. Specialty rotations with specialty faculty and a fellow may be taken as electives.
Rotations
Patient Population
- 55% female
- 45% male
- 15-25% Medicare patients in the ambulatory clinic
- 35% Medicare patients on hospital services