Emory University Department of Medicine

What Emory University Department of Medicine does

The Emory University Department of Medicine is an academic medical department within Emory University School of Medicine, a private non-profit research university chartered in Georgia. Founded in 1915 and headquartered in Atlanta at 1364 Clifton Road NE, the department is one of Emory's largest and is organized into ten internal medicine divisions covering cardiology, digestive diseases, endocrinology, general internal medicine, geriatrics and gerontology, hospital medicine, infectious diseases, pulmonary/allergy/critical care/sleep medicine, renal medicine, and rheumatology.

The department's portfolio spans three integrated functions: medical education, clinical care, and research. Educational offerings include the J. Willis Hurst Internal Medicine Residency Program, combined Internal Medicine/Pediatrics and Internal Medicine/Psychiatry residencies, a Transitional Year and Preliminary Track, clerkship programs, sub-specialty fellowship programs across all ten divisions, and Medicine Grand Rounds continuing medical education. Clinical services are delivered through the Seavey Clinic and the broader Emory Healthcare ecosystem, serving patients across Georgia and the Southeastern United States. Research is supported through an Office of Research, the Medicine Research Administration Services, and a portfolio of centers and institutes, with departmental leadership chaired by Dr. Carlos del Rio, MD.

The department does not operate as a revenue-generating commercial entity. It is funded through a combination of university allocations, research grants, clinical revenue flowing through Emory Healthcare, and philanthropy, with no external investors or independent ownership. Marketing and outreach are conducted via social media (Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram), a YouTube-hosted Chair Chats podcast, and earned media through the Emory News Center. There are no disclosed pricing models, no separately reported financials, and no products sold commercially; the department's outputs are trained physicians, specialty patient care, and peer-reviewed research.

Name

Emory University Department of Medicine

Legal name

Emory University Department of Medicine

Website

https://medicine.emory.edu

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

The Emory University Department of Medicine is an academic medical department within Emory University School of Medicine, organized into ten internal medicine divisions that deliver residency and fellowship training, continuing medical education, specialty patient care, and clinical research in the Atlanta region.

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Product category

Academic Medical Education

NAICS

Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools (6113), Offices of Physicians (62111), General Medical and Surgical Hospitals (62211)

SIC

Services-Educational Services (8200), Services-General Medical & Surgical Hospitals, Nec (8062), Services-Offices & Clinics Of Doctors Of Medicine (8011)

akta.pro industry

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Medical Schools (MD/DO Granting)

Education/Higher Education (Colleges & Universities)/Medical & Health Sciences Universities

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Academic Medical Centers & Teaching Hospitals (University-Affiliated)

Education/Higher Education (Colleges & Universities)/Medical & Health Sciences Universities

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Healthcare Clinical Professions (CME/CE for Nurses, Allied Health, Pharmacy)

Education/Adult & Continuing Education/Professional Licensure & Continuing Professional Education (CE/CPE)

Keywords

• Medical residency programs
• Internal medicine education
• Fellowship training
• Continuing medical education
• Academic clinical care

Headquarters

HQ city

Atlanta

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

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Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Others

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Core offering

The Emory University Department of Medicine delivers academic medical education through internal medicine residency, combined Med-Peds and Med-Psychiatry residencies, transitional year, and sub-specialty fellowship programs across ten divisions. It provides advanced patient care through clinical facilities such as the Seavey Clinic and supports a cross-disciplinary research portfolio in basic, clinical, and translational medicine, supplemented by continuing medical education via Medicine Grand Rounds.

Product overview

The Emory University Department of Medicine is an academic medical department offering a unified portfolio of educational programs and clinical services. The core offerings include residency programs (Internal Medicine, Med-Peds, Med-Psychiatry, and Transitional Year tracks), sub-specialty fellowship programs across ten divisions, and continuing medical education through Medicine Grand Rounds. Clinical services are provided through the Seavey Clinic. Educational programs are supported by the Chair Chats podcast and research opportunities. The department is organized into ten internal medicine divisions covering cardiology, digestive diseases, endocrinology, general internal medicine, geriatrics, hospital medicine, infectious diseases, pulmonary medicine, renal medicine, and rheumatology.

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Products and services

• J. Willis Hurst Internal Medicine Residency Program A highly regarded internal medicine residency program providing comprehensive postgraduate training in internal medicine for medical school graduates.
• Internal Medicine/Pediatrics Residency Program A combined residency program training physicians in both internal medicine and pediatrics.
• Internal Medicine/Psychiatry Residency Program A combined residency program training physicians in both internal medicine and psychiatry.
• Transitional Year and Preliminary Track A one-year transitional year program providing broad-based clinical training as a preliminary year for other specialties.
• Sub-Specialty Fellowship Programs Sub-specialty fellowship programs across ten divisions including cardiology, digestive diseases, endocrinology, and related internal medicine specialties.
• Medicine Grand Rounds (CME) A continuing medical education program featuring presentations on current medical topics and research, supporting practicing physicians' professional development and CME credit needs.
• Medical Student Clerkship Programs Medical student clerkship programs providing clinical training experiences in internal medicine.
• Seavey Clinic A clinical care facility providing patient care services through the Department of Medicine.

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Direct peers

• Johns Hopkins Department of Medicine: Johns Hopkins Department of Medicine is a leading academic department of medicine with similar scope across internal medicine subspecialty divisions, residency and fellowship training, research, and clinical services.
• UCSF Department of Medicine: UCSF's Department of Medicine is a major academic department of medicine with parallel subspecialty divisions, residency programs, and research portfolio at a top US medical school.
• University of Michigan Department of Internal Medicine: University of Michigan's Department of Internal Medicine is a comparable academic department of medicine at a leading research medical school with parallel residency, fellowship, and research programs.
• Stanford Department of Medicine: Stanford's Department of Medicine is a top academic department at a leading research medical school, comparable in residency and fellowship training, research activity, and subspecialty division structure.
• Columbia Department of Medicine: Columbia's Department of Medicine at Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons is a comparable academic department with similar residency, fellowship, and research programs in internal medicine subspecialties.
• Duke Department of Medicine: Duke's Department of Medicine is a comparable academic department of medicine at a peer research medical school, offering similar residency, fellowship, and research programs across internal medicine subspecialties.
• Harvard Medical School Department of Medicine: The Department of Medicine at Harvard Medical School is the closest direct peer: a major academic department within a top-tier US research medical school offering comparable internal medicine residency and fellowship programs, research, and clinical care.
• Washington University Department of Medicine: Washington University's Department of Medicine in St. Louis is a comparable academic department of medicine at a top US research medical school with similar training and research programs.
• Perelman School of Medicine Department of Medicine: The Department of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania's Perelman School of Medicine is a peer academic department of medicine at a leading research medical school with similar scope of activities.
• Vanderbilt Department of Medicine: Vanderbilt's Department of Medicine is a peer academic department at a top research medical school, comparable in scope of residency, fellowship, and research programs in internal medicine.

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Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• YouTubeyoutube.com/channel/UCHREa6lY4l92Zqjx0JEvwcQ
• Facebookfacebook.com/EmoryDeptofMed
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/emorydeptofmed
• Instagraminstagram.com/emorydeptofmed/?hl=en

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Profiles3 records

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