Where is Rome Campus?

The Rome Campus of Georgia Health Sciences University, now part of Augusta University, is a regional campus focused on medical education and training for northwest Georgia. This campus aims to address the critical shortage of healthcare providers in rural and underserved areas by offering programs that prepare students for community-based practice. Its location provides unique opportunities for clinical training in partnership with local healthcare facilities.

• Medicine - A regional extension of the Medical College of Georgia, offering an MD program with a focus on rural healthcare delivery.
• Internal Medicine Residency - A residency program designed to train physicians in internal medicine for local and regional healthcare needs.
• Clinical Training - Hands-on clinical experiences through rotations at nearby hospitals and clinics, emphasizing patient-centered care.
• Public Health Initiatives - Programs and coursework aimed at improving community health through education and outreach.
• Primary Care Focus - Specialized training to prepare students for careers in primary care, addressing the needs of underserved populations.

Situated in Rome, this campus offers a supportive learning environment where students can develop their skills in a real-world context. The curriculum is tailored to the healthcare challenges of rural communities, with an emphasis on primary care, chronic disease management, and preventive health strategies. Students benefit from close interactions with faculty and local healthcare providers, gaining insights into the unique needs of the region. Research and community engagement efforts at the Rome Campus often focus on improving access to care and addressing health disparities, contributing to better health outcomes for the local population. By training physicians and healthcare professionals who are committed to serving in northwest Georgia, the campus plays a crucial role in strengthening the region’s healthcare infrastructure.