Campus Geisel School of Medicine

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the geisel school of medicine has facilities on campus of dartmouth college, situated in rural, upper valley town of hanover, new hampshire @ lebanon, nh campus @ dartmouth-hitchcock medical center (dhmc).


the medical school facilities @ dartmouth college sit in complex on north side of dartmouth s campus , includes academic, administrative, research, , presentation facilities. dartmouth medical school served 2 libraries, dana biomedical library , matthews-fuller health sciences library, offer on 240,000 volumes. off-campus housing available through dartmouth college. in addition, class of 1978 life sciences center completed in august 2011 @ cost of $92 million, , part of design central lawn surrounded remsen , vail laboratories , dana.


the dartmouth-hitchcock medical center, centered in nearby lebanon, new hampshire, main affiliated teaching hospital of geisel school of medicine. mary hitchcock memorial hospital, dhmc s 396-bed inpatient facility, acts medical school s teaching hospital , primary teaching site . dhmc s other constituent elements include dartmouth-hitchcock clinic (a network of physicians in vermont , new hampshire) , veterans affairs medical center in white river junction, vermont. in total, dhmc serves area population of 1.6 million.


in addition on-campus instruction in hanover , lebanon, third- , fourth-year m.d. students may choose 75 regional sites required clerkships. clerkship facilities located in central new england, although students able clerk @ sites in alaska, arizona, california, new mexico, , florida.








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