Bayhealth Medical Center
Dover, Delaware

Welcome
About the Institution
Office of Medical Education
Pathway and Clerkship Associate Directors and Course Directors
Parking
Housing
Housing Sign-in
Initial Orientation Session
Signout
Identification Badge
Emergency and Non-Emergency Health Care Insurance
Facilities
Computer Access
Personal Mail
Local Travel/Transportation
Recreation/Health Club Facilities
Local Public Services
Things to Do
Maps

See also: Policies Common to All Clinical Sites

Link to Bayhealth's Web Site

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Welcome

The administration, faculty, residents and employees of Bayhealth welcome you and hope that your learning experience here will be a good one.

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About the Institution

Bayhealth Medical Center formed in January 1997 when Kent General Hospital, founded in 1929, and Milford Memorial Hospital, founded in 1938, merged to create a not-for-profit health care system dedicated to providing high-quality care to the community. Also comprised of St. Jones Center for Behavioral Health, Middletown Medical Center and many satellite facilities, Bayhealth is Delaware’s second-largest health care system with 2,500 employees and more than 350 physicians. Bayhealth offers a full range of services including open-heart surgery, women’s services, maternal-child health, neonatal intensive care unity, behavioral health, emergency medicine, cancer centers, and rehabilitation.

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Institutional Office of Medical Education

The Office of Medical Education is located in the Clinical Integration Office on the third floor of the main building.
Office of Medical Education:
Chuck Parsonson, Coordinator (800) 368-1876, chuck_parsonson@bayhealth.org

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Pathway & Clerkship Associate Directors and Course Directors

OB/GYN:
Please contact Chuck Parsonson, Coordinator (800) 368-1876, chuck_parsonson@bayhealth.org

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Parking

Free parking is provided in the Outpatient Parking Lot

We strongly recommend that you have a car available for all medicine rotations. Cars are required for all outpatient and ambulatory rotations.

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Housing

Your room is available the evening prior to the start of the rotation. The room is located at 822 S. Bradford Street, three doors from the hospital. This is a two-story, four bedroom house. A private room has been reserved for Drexel students while on their OB/GYN rotation. The house has four bedrooms, two bathrooms, living room, dining room, full kitchen and washer/dryer.

Linens
Fresh linens are always available in the house. Students are responsible for changing their sheets.

Housekeeping
Housekeeping is performed on Tuesday and Friday.

Trash/Recycling
Students in the house are responsible for putting the large trashcan at the curb by 7:00 a.m. on Wednesdays for trash pick-up.

Telephones
Telephones are provided in the house for local calls only. Long distance calls are the responsibility of the student.

If you do not need a room, please notify the Department of Medical Education at least two weeks before the start of the rotation. Housing at Bayhealth is tight and your cooperation in allowing as many students as possible to attend each rotation is appreciated.

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Housing Sign In

Students arriving prior to 8:00 p.m. should report to the Information Desk at the Main Entrance and ask the receptionist to call Security for your house keys.

Students arriving after 8:00 p.m. should report to the Emergency Department entrance and ask someone to call Security for the house keys (X6059)

Security will take you to the student house.

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Initial Orientation Session

Students should report to the Hospital at 8:30 a.m. on the first day of their rotation. Please call Robin Dittoe at x6274 when you arrive.

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Sign Out

You will be instructed at the time of your initial orientation about check out procedures.

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Identification Badge

You will receive a Bayhealth badge during your orientation. Your Bayhealth-issued ID badge should be displayed at all times.

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Security

The Security Office operates 24 hours a day and can be reached by dialing extension 6059 or through the hospital operator.

Lost and Found
Lost and found items can be turned into the Security office

Fire
In the event of fire please pull the nearest fire alarm pull station and dial extension 222.

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Beepers/Pagers

Pagers will be issued to students. Pagers must be returned to the Hospital at the end of the rotation.

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Emergency and Non-Emergency Health Care and Insurance

Bayhealth will assist any student requiring emergency medical care in the case of injury or illness during the rotation. The cost of such treatment shall be borne by the student’s medical insurance. Students are required to have medical insurance, proof of which shall be furnished upon request. Students are responsible for any charges not covered by insurance.

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Facilities

Cafeteria
Breakfast: 6:30 – 10:15 a.m.
Lunch: 11:00 – 1:30 p.m.
Dinner: 4:15 – 6:30 p.m.
Twilight: 2:00 – 3:30 a.m.
All meals are provided free of charge. Students receive a meal ticket during the initial orientation.
Vending machines are available 24 hours a day.

Medical Library
The Medical Library, located next to the Medical Staff Office, is available to students 24 hours a day.

Computer Access
Computer/Internet access is available in the Medical Library.

Student Lounge
See HOUSING for lounge information.

Personal Mail
All mail should be addressed as follows:
[Your Name]
822 S. Bradford Street
Dover, DE 19901

If mail is delivered after you leave, it will be returned to the addressee.

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Local Travel/Transportation

Local Transportation
Local transportation is limited. Students are strongly encouraged to bring a private vehicle to their rotation.

Public Transportation
The Easton Bus Terminal is located at 154 Northampton Street in Easton (610-253-4126) and is available for service outside the city.

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Recreation/Health Club/Exercise Facilities

The Bayhealth Lifestyles and Fitness Center is available to students free of charge during their rotation.

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Policies

Smoking Policy
Smoking is limited to two locations on hospital property.

Alcohol Policy
Alcoholic beverages are forbidden.

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Local Public Services

Banking and Check Cashing
Cash
A MAC machine is available in the hospital lobby.

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Things to Do

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Disclaimer: The provisions of The Student Handbook of Drexel University College of Medicine are not to be regarded as a contract between any student and the College of Medicine. The College of Medicine may, at any time, change any provisions, curriculum requirements, teaching facilities, affiliated teaching sites and/or amenities, bylaws, rules, regulations and policies as may be necessary in the interest of the University, the College of Medicine, and its students.

Revised 04/13/06 -- Specific questions or comments about the content of this page may be directed to the Division of Clinical Education