Explore the sites where you train as a healthcare professional
Developing your skills as a healthcare professional requires a wide spectrum of hands-on, practical clinical experiences. As a student, you gain clinical experience on one campus, with six hospitals, a Level 1 trauma center, a variety of clinics, and access to many affiliated sites.
You train alongside world-class physicians and researchers invested in your future. You progress not only in your career, but also your calling, using your skills to serve the healthcare needs of a vast and diverse community in one of the most medically underserved counties in the nation.
Explore the sites where you train as a healthcare professional
Behavioral Medicine CenterGain experience with inpatient and outpatient mental health care, including adult and youth services, substance abuse recovery, chronic pain management, and more.View Training Site
Opened in 2021, the Dennis and Carol Troesh Medical Campus is your training ground for a career in healthcare. During clinical rotations at this state-of-the-art facility, students hone the knowledge, skills, and values required to provide whole person care.
At our hospitals, you have the opportunity to gain experience in virtually any specialty. Our Medical Center and Children’s Hospital care for over 500,000 patients yearly, with more than 300 beds each.
“The thesis of my religion professor’s class was, “Meet people where they are.” It means in everything you do and every interaction you have, do your best to meet people at their level — be that with communication, empathy, patience or grace. I intend to make this the thesis of my nursing career, too.”
Your training at Loma Linda University Health takes place across a number of affiliated sites. These sites provide experience in diverse clinical settings, including community, government, veteran and active military health systems.
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