Ashtabula County Medical Center

Ashtabula County Medical Center Profile

• The Ashtabula County Medical Center (ACMC) is a private, non-profit hospital providing inpatient and outpatient services for Northeastern Ohio.
• The 241-bed medical center is the largest in Ashtabula County and has been serving the community for over a century and employs more than 1,100 people.
• Ashtabula County Medical Center offers the latest in diagnostic imaging services, with Cleveland Clinic radiologists on-site daily.
• The Medical Center also offers a full service sleep lab, a hyperbaric oxygen chamber and accredited rehab unit.

Hospitalist Program Profile

• The Hospitalist Team of six to eight full time physicians will be on site 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Each full time hospitalist healthcare job will provide up to 192 hours of clinical professional medical services per month consisting of 12 and eight-hour shifts.
• The Hospitalist Team provides service response for codes, consultations, inpatient episodic medical care, ICU procedures, unassigned ED call and patient admission/discharge.

Community

• Located approximately 60 miles east of Cleveland and 40 miles west of Erie, Pennsylvania, Ashtabula County Medical Center overlooks the Ashtabula River near Lake Erie.
• Ashtabula is a city of 35,000 situated on the Southern edge of Lake Erie and surrounded by Ashtabula county population with a population of 102,000.
• The county is home to the largest number of covered bridges of county in the United States.  The annual Ashtabula County Covered Bridge Festival is held each October and celebrates this heritage along with the Fall harvest.   
• Ashtabula offers a number of outstanding private and public education opportunities in a small town setting convenient to the big city options of Cleveland, Ohio.
• The Ohio wine country is nearby featuring a number of nationally acclaimed vineyards and their tasting rooms that feature award winning Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay. 
• In addition to local shopping opportunities, Beachwood Place Mall and Legacy Village offer unique shopping options within a short drive for a day of shopping. 
• Lake Erie boasts boating, sailing, and fishing for summer fun while winter sports activities abound, such as skiing, snow-mobiling, ice fishing and hunting.
• Cleveland hosts an abundance of dining including the West 6th Street and Tremont neighborhoods, shopping and theaters, as well as pro sports teams, the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame, and the annual Cleveland Grand Prix at Burke Lakefront Airport.
• Easy access to Pittsburgh, Toronto and Buffalo, New York as well as Niagara on the Lake home to a number of wonderful gourmet dining establishments and Bed and Breakfasts for weekend getaways.
• Airport accessibility includes Cleveland Hopkins International Airport and Erie International Airport in Erie, Pennsylvania.