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�ֲ���ý Children’s Hospital, Florida
6535 �ֲ���ý Parkway
Orlando, FL 32827
(407) 567-4000

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�ֲ���ý Children’s Hospital, Florida (NCHFL) is the residency program’s sponsoring institution and the primary site. The hospital is part of the �ֲ���ý Children’s Health, which is one of the nation’s largest integrated pediatric health systems — and the only one with two free-standing children’s hospitals. NCHFL is currently operating 130 beds serving patients up to age 18, and for some patients, exceptions are made until the age of 21 years.

�ֲ���ý Children's Health, Downtown Orlando
1717 S. Orange Ave.
Orlando, FL��32806
(407) 650-7033

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This practice is a continuity clinic that provides an underserved population with a Patient-Centered Medical Home, certified by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care, Inc. (AAAHC). Patients receive coordinated care that meets stringent national standards and includes families as part of the team.

�ֲ���ý Children's Health (Multiple Locations)

A network of �ֲ���ý primary care pediatricians in the Orlando metro area provide excellent ambulatory care in medical homes certified by the AAAHC. Three facilities provide teaching and oversight for resident physicians.

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HCA Florida Osceola Hospital
700 W. Oak St.
Kissimmee, FL 34741
(407) 846-2266

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Located within 15 miles of �ֲ���ý Children’s Hospital, Florida this is the site for residents’ newborn nursery experience. Supervision is provided by �ֲ���ý attending physicians, with additional teaching available from �ֲ���ý advanced practice nursing providers. The facility performs 1,900 deliveries annually.

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Orlando Is a Playground for Couples, Families and Students

Orlando is the most-visited city in the nation. It’s the home of Walt Disney World®, Universal Orlando Resort®, SeaWorld Orlando®, and Legoland®. Orlando is much more than a tourist destination for theme parks. It is exploding with art and culture. The����hosts ballet, opera, comedy, musicals, jazz and theater. There is dining ranging from James Beard Award-winning chefs preparing meals for a sophisticated palate to the food truck scene with adventurous culinary delights. Orlando is home to the Orlando Magic, Orlando City Soccer Club, and hosts many national and international sporting competitions. The Orlando Museum of Art tops the list of museums in the area, but there are photography, folk art and sculpture exhibitions throughout the region.

These are just a few of the reasons that��Forbes��and��U.S. News & World Report��have ranked it among the top cities to live.

The Orlando metro area has upwards of 2 million residents. Orlando residents are also a who’s who of cultural diversity, as it is home to residents from countries across the world. Among the varied communities, you’ll find everything from devoutly religious to casually spiritual. Also, Orlando is one of the fastest growing Spanish-speaking cities in America. There’s also celebration and support of the LGBTQ community, with plenty of events, like Gay Days at Disney World.

��There is no state income tax in Florida. For more data about living in Orlando, such as current details on housing costs and school rankings, go to��

Within a Half Day’s Drive

Orlando, Florida day trips and one-tank trips described on��Florida Backroads Travel��can all be reached within 100 miles. View them all on��. Other major hot spots can be reached within a half day of travel.

Educational technology is a cornerstone at our state-of-the-art hospital. We also offer robust library services, which include an on-site medical librarian at NCHFL and access to the University of Central Florida College of Medicine library system.��

Resources include:

• Ovid MEDLINE®
• PubMed��
• UpToDate��
• Harriet Lane Handbook��
• Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics
• Red Book Online®��
• Access to evidence-based care pathways and other resources