ABOUT GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER
Georgetown University Medical Center is a $225 million biomedical research and educational organization that is home to more than 80 percent of Georgetown University's sponsored research expenditures each year.
Georgetown University Medical Center is comprised of a nationally ranked School of Medicine (founded in 1851), School of Nursing & Health Studies (founded in 1903), the NCI - designated Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center, and a Biomedical Graduate Research Organization (BGRO), which is home to more than 60 percent of the university's sponsored research funds.
In FY07, GUMC brought in $138 million in sponsored research funds, more than half of which was federally funded. Clinical care is provided at Georgetown University Hospital and satellite locations through a partnership with MedStar Health. The Medical Center is the largest and most prominent Catholic medical center in the country.
Administration and Senior Leadership
| Office of the Executive Vice President School of Medicine Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center School of Nursing and Health Studies Biomedical Graduate Research Organization Office of Technology Commercialization | Office of Planning and Enterprise Development Medical Center Development Office of Regulatory Affairs Office of Communications Medical Center Operations and Finance Office of the University Counsel |
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