Mayo Clinic Arizona Campuses

The Mayo Clinic Phoenix Campus, home to the Mayo Clinic Hospital, delivers specialized medical education with a strong emphasis on hospital-based training and acute care management. This campus supports residency programs, fellowships, and advanced clinical courses tailored to high-acuity environments.

• Emergency Medicine Residency: A four-year program training in trauma care, resuscitation, and ultrasound-guided procedures, with shifts in the Level I trauma center.
• Critical Care Fellowship: Focuses on intensive care units, mechanical ventilation, and sepsis management for medical and surgical patients.
• Cardiology Fellowship: Advanced training in interventional cardiology, electrophysiology, and heart failure, including catheter-based therapies.
• Oncology Residency: Integrated hematology-oncology program covering chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and precision oncology.
• Infectious Diseases Fellowship: Addresses emerging pathogens, antimicrobial stewardship, and hospital epidemiology.
• Pulmonary Medicine Residency: Specializes in respiratory diseases, sleep medicine, and interventional pulmonology.
• Orthopedic Surgery Fellowship: Hands-on experience in joint replacement, sports medicine, and trauma orthopedics.
• Nephrology Fellowship: Training in dialysis, kidney transplantation, and glomerular diseases.

The campus also offers nursing education programs, including advanced practice nursing tracks in family practice and acute care. Physician assistant students rotate through surgical and medical services, gaining proficiency in patient assessment and procedural skills. Research opportunities abound in the Center for Integrative Medicine and Health Sciences, with courses on complementary therapies and wellness. CME offerings include updates on cardiovascular emergencies, robotic surgery, and pandemic preparedness. Interprofessional education simulates team-based care in multidisciplinary rounds. The curriculum incorporates quality improvement projects, leadership training, and ethics in end-of-life care. Facilities feature hybrid operating rooms and a dedicated simulation hospital for crisis resource management. Elective options include rural health rotations and international electives in global surgery. The Phoenix Campus emphasizes compassionate care in diverse populations, with a focus on reducing healthcare disparities. Programs range from 2-6 years, supported by expert clinicians and researchers. Graduates excel in board certifications and academic positions, contributing to advancements in patient safety and outcomes. Community engagement through health fairs and preventive medicine workshops extends the educational impact beyond the hospital walls.

The Mayo Clinic Scottsdale Campus is renowned for its comprehensive medical education programs, focusing on advanced clinical training and research-oriented curricula. This campus offers a wide array of graduate medical education, including residency and fellowship programs in various specialties.

• Internal Medicine Residency: A three-year program emphasizing diagnostic skills, patient management, and evidence-based practice, with rotations in cardiology, endocrinology, and gastroenterology.
• Surgery Fellowship: Specialized training in minimally invasive procedures, transplant surgery, and oncology, integrating cutting-edge technology and simulation-based learning.
• Neurology Residency: Covers stroke management, epilepsy treatment, and neurodegenerative diseases, with opportunities for neuroimaging research.
• Pediatrics Fellowship: Focuses on child health, including pediatric cardiology and hematology-oncology, promoting interdisciplinary care.
• Anesthesiology Residency: Trains in perioperative care, pain management, and critical care, using advanced anesthesia delivery systems.
• Pathology Residency: Involves anatomic and clinical pathology, with emphasis on molecular diagnostics and cytogenetics.
• Radiology Fellowship: Advanced imaging techniques, interventional radiology, and oncologic imaging applications.
• Medical Education Certificate: A program for faculty development in teaching methodologies and curriculum design.

Additionally, the campus hosts continuing medical education (CME) courses on topics like precision medicine, regenerative therapies, and telemedicine. Students engage in research through the Mayo Clinic Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, pursuing PhD programs in biochemistry, immunology, and cancer biology. Collaborative projects with Arizona State University enhance bioinformatics and health informatics training. The curriculum integrates clinical practice with translational research, preparing learners for leadership roles in healthcare. Simulation centers provide hands-on experience in emergency scenarios and surgical techniques. Elective rotations allow customization based on career goals, such as global health or palliative care. Overall, the Scottsdale Campus fosters a holistic approach to medical training, emphasizing patient-centered care, ethical decision-making, and innovation in healthcare delivery. With state-of-the-art facilities, including advanced labs and clinical simulation suites, graduates are equipped to address complex medical challenges. The program duration varies from one to seven years, depending on the specialty, and includes mentorship from world-class faculty. Community outreach programs extend education to underserved populations, promoting health equity.