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Your First Choice for Robotic Surgery

obiasroboticYour First Choice for Robotic Surgery
Surgeons at The George Washington University Hospital use the daVinci robot and have performed nearly 3,000 prostate, lung, esophageal, cardiac, GYN, pelvic, colorectal and kidney procedures. Robotic Surgery


Rastogi Mazhari labSpecialists at the GW Cardiovascular Center
are nationally recognized for their expertise in heart attack care, heart rhythm disorders and diagnostic and interventional cardiac catherterizations. GW Hospital ranks among the top performers in cardiac surgery nationwide.  Learn more.


spineThe GW Spine Center
Orthopaedic surgeons, neurosurgeons, pain and rehab specialists work together to treat back and neck problems, from the simple to the complex. Spine Center.


stsCardiac Surgery Earns Top Rating
The Society of Thoracic Surgeons (STS) has awarded three stars—its highest designation—to The George Washington University Hospital Cardiac Surgery program. Read more.

Weight Loss Surgery: It's time for a new you!

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Do you have 100 or more pounds to lose? Weight loss surgery might offer the answers you're looking for.  Learn more >

High-Quality Healthcare. Advanced Technology. World-Class Service

GW HospitalThe mission of The George Washington University Hospital is to provide high-quality healthcare, advanced technology and world-class services to our patients in an academic medical center dedicated to education and research. Read more...

 

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Attention Veterans

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We welcome men and women healthcare professionals who are transitioning from active duty to civilian life, members of the National Guard and Reserve, and military spouses.  We have positions for nurses, technicians and allied health professionals in various units throughout the hospital.  Click on Employment and complete the application and a recruiter will contact you.

The 2nd Women's Health Symposium

womanpurpleThe George Washington University Hospital's Women's Board, Inc.
presents:

Woman to Woman Mind Body and Spirit

March 10, 2012

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Headlines

Cardiologist Cynthia Tracey, M.D. closes a hole in the heart of a mother of three from Honduras WJLA

The Leader in Robotics: The George Washington University Hospital to Become Home Of First Multi-Specialty Training Center in the Nation in Late Summer 2012; Invests in Two da Vinci Si Robots

"Operation Weight Loss" in January 2012 edition of Essence magazine features Juanita Britton who has lost 70 lbs in just 6 months after bariatric surgery with Dr. Joseph Afram, Clinical Director of GW's Bariatric Surgery Center

New Scope Takes 3D Look at Sinuses December 6, 2011 Dr. Ameet Singh on NBC4 News

Real Midwives of DC, The City Paper, November 10, 2011

Heart attack symptoms may differ in women. Watch GW Hospital cardiologist Dr. Shawn Howell’s interview on WUSA News 9 and find out more.

GW's midwife Whitney Pinger is featured with new mom Erika Rominger in "Natural Births Gaining New Traction" on NBC4 News

Read about Dr. Christine Teal in the July 2011 edition of The Washingtonian Magazine. Author Cindy Rich writes, "Breast Surgeon Christy Teal has watched her patients—and1309191606July_InThisIssue her mother—anxiously await test results and bravely battle cancer. To avoid going through that, she made a very hard decision."

GW's Breast Imaging Center awarded Center of Excellence Status from the American College of Radiology

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