Any idea what are the best training hospitals for doctors in new jersey?
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raritan Bay Medical Center...OldBridge NJ\nChildrens Hospital....Newark NJ\nUniversity Hospital...Newark NJ
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internal medicine\n\njohns hopkins\nharvard\nuc san francisco
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I've heard the best place to go is India...they have some of the best doctors at a much cheaper price than in the US.
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the best medical colleges are\noxford\nHarvard\nJohn Hopkins\nCornell\nthank you
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Long Island Jewish Hospital,\n\nthey have a very good support team.
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Hospital\nClinic\nMedical lab
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I know for sure that Jackson-Madison County General Hospital in Jackson, TN does valve replacements and has an almost perfect success rate with open heart and by-pass surgeries.  I'm not real sure where the other response got his information about the hospital in St. Louis being in the top 10 in the country.  Most polling agencies do not rate hospitals like that, the top hospitals are ranked in a broader range like 100 or 500 with no placement on exact rank given.  Anyways, not the point.  Go to Jackson, Memphis, or Vanderbilt in Nashville...they are all good sources for heart surgeries.
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The first place you should look is at www.webmd.com. The information on this site is very informative. As far as doctors, you should probably check out the biggest city nearest to you and go from there. Check their reputations, and even ask your own doctor who he/she recommends. There is an awesome cancer clinic where I live, and they have all of the up to date technology available. I'm in Ohio, where are you from?\n\nAfter I posted this, I looked at your other questions, and I'm assuming that you live in New York. You may want to look for a directory of cancer clinics available in New York City. As big a place as NYC, I'm sure you will be able to find good care there. Good luck and don't lose hope.
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Hi! I live in S. Jersey, but we are about to move to Rockville, MD.  I know for a fact that in Pennsauken on Route 130 there is the Cerebral Palsy School.  I think you should start there. You didn't specify what part of NJ you were interested in, but I hope this info helps you. From my friends that are teachers, most state that their salaries are based on the area.
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A county hospital is your best bet. We med students and internists and residents are always available to help. There is this thing called ATP where you pay 80 dollars and everything else is paid for (i.e. lab work, diagnostic imaging, etc).
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go to www.njmvc.com or dmv.org
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Look at the big cardiac hospitals, depending on location.  I'm in Tennessee, good places would be Vanderbilt University Hospital in Nashville or University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB).  Most large cities are a good source...New York, Chicago, L.A., Dallas just to name a few.  Sorry I can't be more help, giving you what I know.
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go to the College of Physicians and Surgeons.
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just check with all th hospitals in the area.
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They are very good. They do other licensing as well.\n\nProfessional Training Services \n125 Gaither Dr Ste C\nMount Laurel, NJ 08054\n\n(856) 802-9400
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I would try OHSU first.  They are a teaching hospital and they also have a reputation for great advances in cancer treatments.
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You need to take a placement test and then you can teach in Jersey as well.\nNew Jersey is great.  Especially Ramsey/allendale area