2401 W Belvedere Ave, Baltimore, , MD , 21215 United StatesMission Statement • Maintaining and improving health • Favored by the greatest number of patients and physicians • Compassionate, high quality, cost-effective health services • Provides undergraduate and graduate medical education • Regardless of age, race, ethnicity, emphasizing Jewish values of community concern for all Vision Statement Building upon its Jewish heritage, exceptional clinical strengths and history of service, Sinai will emerge as a unique institution in the Maryland health care marketplace and be a model for the nation by being a comprehensive health care provider. Sinai Hospital was founded in 1866 as the Hebrew Hospital and Asylum and is a Jewish-sponsored health care organization providing care for all people. Sinai is a nonprofit institution with a mission of providing quality patient care, teaching and research. Sinai Hospital is an agency of The Associated: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore. Sinai Hospital has 504 beds and 35 newborn bassinets. The Teaching Hospital Sinai, with a mission that includes the teaching of future generations of health professionals, shares many of the characteristics of a university-owned hospital. Its own distinguished full-time faculty, many of whom are nationally and internationally recognized experts in their fields, hold teaching positions at The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and the University of Maryland School of Medicine. Several thousand applications are received every year for the graduate medical training positions available at Sinai Hospital. Total residents and fellows based at Sinai are 145. Approximately 400 medical students from across the nation and world receive clinical training each year at Sinai. It is a training site for Johns Hopkins University medical students during their mandatory ambulatory and third-year internal medicine clerkships.

2401 W. Belvedere Ave. Baltimore, MD 21215Mission Statement • Maintaining and improving health • Favored by the greatest number of patients and physicians • Compassionate, high quality, cost-effective health services • Provides undergraduate and graduate medical education • Regardless of age, race, ethnicity, emphasizing Jewish values of community concern for all Vision Statement Building upon its Jewish heritage, exceptional clinical strengths and history of service, Sinai will emerge as a unique institution in the Maryland health care marketplace and be a model for the nation by being a comprehensive health care provider. Sinai Hospital was founded in 1866 as the Hebrew Hospital and Asylum and is a Jewish-sponsored health care organization providing care for all people. Sinai is a nonprofit institution with a mission of providing quality patient care, teaching and research. Sinai Hospital is an agency of The Associated: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore. Sinai Hospital has 504 beds and 35 newborn bassinets. The Teaching Hospital Sinai, with a mission that includes the teaching of future generations of health professionals, shares many of the characteristics of a university-owned hospital. Its own distinguished full-time faculty, many of whom are nationally and internationally recognized experts in their fields, hold teaching positions at The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and the University of Maryland School of Medicine. Several thousand applications are received every year for the graduate medical training positions available at Sinai Hospital. Total residents and fellows based at Sinai are 145. Approximately 400 medical students from across the nation and world receive clinical training each year at Sinai. It is a training site for Johns Hopkins University medical students during their mandatory ambulatory and third-year internal medicine clerkships.

2401 W Belvedere Ave, Baltimore, , MD, 21215 United StatesMission Statement • Maintaining and improving health • Favored by the greatest number of patients and physicians • Compassionate, high quality, cost-effective health services • Provides undergraduate and graduate medical education • Regardless of age, race, ethnicity, emphasizing Jewish values of community concern for all Vision Statement Building upon its Jewish heritage, exceptional clinical strengths and history of service, Sinai will emerge as a unique institution in the Maryland health care marketplace and be a model for the nation by being a comprehensive health care provider. Sinai Hospital was founded in 1866 as the Hebrew Hospital and Asylum and is a Jewish-sponsored health care organization providing care for all people. Sinai is a nonprofit institution with a mission of providing quality patient care, teaching and research. Sinai Hospital is an agency of The Associated: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore. Sinai Hospital has 504 beds and 35 newborn bassinets. The Teaching Hospital Sinai, with a mission that includes the teaching of future generations of health professionals, shares many of the characteristics of a university-owned hospital. Its own distinguished full-time faculty, many of whom are nationally and internationally recognized experts in their fields, hold teaching positions at The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and the University of Maryland School of Medicine. Several thousand applications are received every year for the graduate medical training positions available at Sinai Hospital. Total residents and fellows based at Sinai are 145. Approximately 400 medical students from across the nation and world receive clinical training each year at Sinai. It is a training site for Johns Hopkins University medical students during their mandatory ambulatory and third-year internal medicine clerkships.