Penn Medicine has hired more than 40 physicians-in-training who were displaced by the closing of Upland, Pa.-based Crozer Health, according to a May 9 report from The Philadelphia Inquirer.
The system added 26 family medicine residents from Crozer, which shuttered its final hospital May 2.
In addition, Penn Medicine is hiring all 12 of Crozer’s family medicine physicians at the Springfield (Pa.) Center for Family Health.
Three sports medicine fellows, as well as 10 internal medicine residents and four OB/GYN residents from Crozer were picked up by Penn Medicine.
Radnor Township, Pa.-based Main Line Health added Crozer’s entire psychiatry residency, which has 13 current residents with four more starting in July. The system also hired 10 internal medicine residents, one OB/GYN resident and is in the process of hiring seven more of Crozer’s OB/GYN residents.
Philadelphia-based Jefferson Health grabbed a total of 20 residents from Crozer, including 10 in emergency medicine.
Philadelphia-based Temple Health added five Crozer residents, Wilmington, Del.-based ChristianaCare added two residents and Newtown Square, Pa.-based Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic added one resident, the report said.
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