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Clinical affiliates

Creating a fusion of medical knowledge, advanced technology and personalized, human-centered care


The John Shufeldt School of Medicine and Medical Engineering's clinical training uniquely combines a traditional medical education with engineering and technological principles, including the use of AI, biomedical devices and data analytics. This approach allows students to excel in patient care and in addition, drive innovations that address complex healthcare challenges.

Our clinical training emphasizes a holistic view of health care, integrating health systems science and health humanities to prepare students to deliver exceptional personalized care. By fostering interdisciplinary learning and collaboration, students will be equipped to address both the medical and socio-cultural dimensions of patient care.

Primary Clinical Affiliate

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Training future leaders to improve health outcomes through collaborative and community-focused care

 


 

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HonorHealth

Primary clinical affiliate of the ASU John Shufeldt School of Medicine and Medical Engineering.

HonorHealth is one of Arizona’s largest nonprofit healthcare systems, with 17,000 team members and 4,000 medical staff serving over 3 million patients annually. With a legacy spanning nearly 100 years, HonorHealth brings expertise and collaborative care to communities across the Phoenix metropolitan area. The comprehensive network encompasses nine acute-care hospitals, an extensive medical group with primary, specialty and urgent care services, a cancer care network, clinical research, a foundation, community services and more. 

As an award-winning clinically integrated teaching hospital, HonorHealth provides a rich learning environment that supports bedside clinical teaching, research and scholarship, innovation, science of healthcare delivery and implementation science. 

With this affiliation, students will have access to 19 acclaimed graduate medical education programs, hands-on experience at HonorHealth facilities and opportunities to learn from some of the best faculty, researchers and physicians in the medical field. Together, we aim to develop future leaders in medicine and medical engineering, ensuring that our communities receive the best care. 

Phoenix Children’s

Pediatric training is anchored by a growing relationship with Phoenix Children’s, one of the nation’s leading centers for pediatric care and research. Students benefit from rotations in general pediatrics as well as subspecialties such as pediatric oncology, cardiology and surgery. Its emphasis on family-centered care and innovation aligns closely with the values of the school of medicine and engineering — offering a unique space to develop both clinical skills and compassionate practice.

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