Facilities

The principal sites for the pediatric residency training are all located on the main St. Vincent Indianapolis Campus.

Peyton Manning Children's Hospital At St. Vincent.

Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital (PMCH) is a free-standing children’s hospital adjoined to St. Vincent Hospital Indianapolis. This facility is dedicated to serving the unique needs of children throughout the state of Indiana. As a full-service children’s hospital, PMCH offers many pediatric subspecialties and services including ECMO, transplant, pediatric burn unit, and Level 1 Pediatric Trauma services. PMCH contains 40 general pediatric beds, 8 observation beds, and 23 pediatric intensive care beds. It is also home to the 17 bed Hilbert Pediatric Emergency Department.
Ascension St. Vincent NICU Construction

Women and Infant Hospital

This hospital is dedicated to the care of women and their newborn babies. The facility is home to the Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, the largest Level 4 NICU in the state of Indiana with 107 neonatal critical care beds. Please see the updates section to see what is coming!

Joshua Max Simon Primary Care Center

Opened in 2007, this building is the home of the Pediatric Primary Care Clinic. Over 95% of the center’s patients are uninsured or on social programs and include a large immigrant population. The busy clinic is staffed by pediatricians who are dedicated to caring for the underserved. Pediatric residents have their continuity clinic at the PCC as well as additional clinic months.

William K. Nasser MD Healthcare Education And Simulation Center

Healthcare education at Ascension St. Vincent has always taken place at the bedside of a patient rather than at the back of a classroom. The William K. Nasser, MD Healthcare Education and Simulation Center builds upon our strengths in teaching through experience by reproducing patient-caregiver scenarios in a simulated environment. This high-tech healthcare learning environment allows for a wide variety of medical settings and simulations to allow residents to hone their skills.