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[[Image:UAB_Hospital_buildings_-_eastern_side_of_the_medical_center.jpg|center|thumb|1000px|Panorama of the eastern side of the UAB Medical Center]]
[[Image:UAB_Hospital_buildings_-_eastern_side_of_the_medical_center.jpg|center|thumb|1000px|Panorama of the eastern side of the UAB Medical Center]]
'''UAB Hospital''' is comprised of various entities located in the [[Birmingham Medical District]] and is part of the [[UAB Medical Center]]. The [[UAB Hospital Emergency Department|Emergency Department]] is the only hospital in Alabama currently designated as a Level 1 Adult Trauma Center by the American College of Surgeons, and it is a regional referral center for head trauma, spinal cord trauma, burns, and other serious conditions.
'''UAB Hospital''', also called the '''University of Alabama Hospital''' or '''University Hospital''' is a hospital comprised of various entities located in the [[Birmingham Medical District]] and is part of the [[UAB Medical Center]]. The hospital complex is certified for 1,207 beds.


==Buildings==
The [[UAB Hospital Emergency Department|Emergency Department]] is the only hospital in Alabama currently designated as a Level 1 Adult Trauma Center by the American College of Surgeons, and it is a regional referral center for head trauma, spinal cord trauma, burns, and other serious conditions.
 
==Chief executives==
** [[Brenda Carlisle]] (interim), 2022–2023
* [[Brenda Carlisle]], 2023–
 
==Division and buildings==
[[Image:UAB_Hospital_sign.jpg|left|thumb|150px|Signpost]]
[[Image:UAB_Hospital_sign.jpg|left|thumb|150px|Signpost]]
* [[UAB Callahan Eye Hospital|Callahan Eye Hospital]]
 
* [[UAB Center For Psychiatric Medicine|Center for Psychiatric Medicine]]
* [[UAB Hospital-Highlands|Highlands]]
* [[Kirklin Clinic]]
* [[Kirklin Clinic]]
* [[UAB North Pavilion|North Pavilion]]
* [[Quarterback Club Tower]]
* [[UAB Proton Therapy Center|Proton Therapy Center]]
* [[Quarterback Tower]]
* [[Russell Ambulatory Clinic]]
* [[Russell Ambulatory Clinic]]
* [[Spain Rehabilitation Center]]
* [[Spain Rehabilitation Center]]
* [[Spain Wallace building]]
* [[Spain Wallace Tower]]
* [[UAB Callahan Eye Hospital]]
* [[UAB Center For Psychiatric Medicine]]
* [[UAB Heart and Vascular Center]]
* [[UAB Hospital-Highlands]]
* [[UAB North Pavilion]]
* [[UAB Proton Therapy Center]]
* [[UAB West Pavilion]]
* [[UAB Women & Infants Center]]
* [[UAB Hospital Emergency Department]]
* [[Wallace Tumor Institute]]
* [[Wallace Tumor Institute]]
* [[West Pavilion]]
* [[UAB Women & Infants Center|Women & Infants Center]]


==References==
* Patchen, Tyler (March 23, 2021) "UAB Hospital approved for 50-bed expansion." {{BBJ}}
* Thrailkill, Laurel (March 27, 2023) "UAB Hospital names CEO." {{BBJ}}


==External Links==
==External Links==
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File:Proton_Therapy_Center.jpg|Proton Therapy Center
File:Proton_Therapy_Center.jpg|Proton Therapy Center
File:UAB_Hospital_buildings.jpg|A portion of the UAB Medical Center in 2016
File:UAB_Hospital_buildings.jpg|A portion of the UAB Medical Center in 2016
File:Hillman_Hospital_entrance.jpg|Hillman Hospital entrance
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[[Category:UAB Hospital|*]]
[[Category:Medical practices]]
[[Category:UAB Health System]]
[[Category:UAB campus]]
[[Category:Clinics]]
[[Category:Birmingham Medical District]]

Latest revision as of 09:32, 24 January 2024

Panorama of the eastern side of the UAB Medical Center

UAB Hospital, also called the University of Alabama Hospital or University Hospital is a hospital comprised of various entities located in the Birmingham Medical District and is part of the UAB Medical Center. The hospital complex is certified for 1,207 beds.

The Emergency Department is the only hospital in Alabama currently designated as a Level 1 Adult Trauma Center by the American College of Surgeons, and it is a regional referral center for head trauma, spinal cord trauma, burns, and other serious conditions.

Chief executives

Division and buildings

Signpost

References

External Links