CMC is an 874-bed hospital located in the Dilworth neighborhood and is the flagship hospital for Atrium Health.

Atrium Health Mercy, a facility of Carolinas Medical Center, is a 185-bed adult tertiary acute care hospital located in the Elizabeth neighborhood of Charlotte. It is approximately 1 mile away from the main campus. An additional general surgery service provides care at this hospital and is well incorporated into the resident’s rotation scheduled starting in their second year.

OrthoCarolina is one of the largest, most comprehensive orthopaedic practices in the nation. The highly trained physician staff of OrthoCarolina is comprised of orthopaedic surgeons, physiatrists and physician assistants. While the orthopaedic surgeons at OrthoCarolina are trained and experienced in all areas of orthopaedics, many have fellowship training in specialty areas, such as foot and ankle; hand; hip and knee; pediatric orthopaedics; shoulder and elbow; spine; and sports medicine.

Levine Children's Hospital, located on the campus of CMC, is the largest children's hospital between Washington, DC, and Atlanta. The 240,000-foot hospital opened in 2007 and is home to the region's only dedicated children's emergency department operating 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Carolinas Rehabilitation is one of the largest rehabilitation providers in the nation with a 192-bed, CARF-accredited, acute rehabilitation facility with inpatient care at 4 locations as well as Levine Children’s Hospital. The facility also includes many outpatient facilities throughout the Charlotte region. Our new state-of-the-art rehabilitation hospital is coming in 2022. Our new facility is being designed to help us provide the best care to those with the most challenging conditions – throughout the Carolinas and beyond.

“A unique aspect of our program is the relationships with our faculty. The mentorship model really lends itself to building those relationships. Faculty take time from their busy practices to get involved in our education, to run cadaver labs and surgical simulations and to give lectures and run journal clubs.”

Matthew Braswell, MD

“I chose to complete my training at CMC for many reasons, but first and foremost was the strong resident culture that was evident from my interview day. I was immediately greeted by a diverse group of residents which made me feel welcome and appreciated from the start.”

Landon Bulloch, MD

“To me, the most unique thing about CMC is also its strength – the culture. The mentorship model we have the unique opportunity to learn from attendings one-on-one for a month at a time. This allows us to learn their techniques and gain their trust sooner than any other model.”

Richard (Randy) McKnight, MD