Regional Hospital of Scranton is a 186-bed acute care hospital. The hospital has been nationally recognized for quality and innovation particularly in the areas of orthopedics, cardiology, and cancer care. Regional is accredited in 12 areas and was the first hospital in Pennsylvania to be certified in hip, shoulder and knee replacement and first in the Lackawanna County to perform robotic-assisted surgery.

Regional Hospital of Scranton

• Annual Patient Volume: 30,000
• ED Beds: 21
• Admission Rate: 21%
• Documentation: Cerner
• Physician Daily Coverage: 24 Hrs 7a-7p, 7p-7a
• APC Daily Coverage: 24 Hrs 9a-9p, 1a-1p
• General Radiology: 24/7
• Nuclear Medicine: M-F: 7a – 4:30p, Weekends & Holidays: On-Call
• MRI: M-F: 8a – 4:30p
• Interventional Radiology: M-F: 7:30a – 4p, Weekends & Holidays: On-Call
• Board Certification Required
• ATLS, PALS, ACLS, BLS Certifications as well as Medical Command Required
• Physicians Must Be Boarded If More Than One Year Post Residency
• ABEM/AOBEM; IM/FM Residency Training w/EM Experience