Southeast Michigan Center for Medical Education SEMCME

The Southeast Michigan Center for Medical Education (SEMCME) is a non-profit organization based in Detroit, Michigan. With a team of 4 employees, SEMCME has generated $2.5 million in revenue. Founded in 1974, the organization is dedicated to improving healthcare delivery through high-quality medical education and faculty development. SEMCME is recognized as the largest community-based medical education consortium in the Midwest. SEMCME supports a vast network of 277 accredited residency and fellowship programs spanning over 90 specialties and sub-specialties. This network encompasses 3,636 approved residency and fellowship positions and involves over 4,000 university and community faculty members. The organization collaborates with a diverse range of participating hospitals, including Ascension Providence Hospital, Beaumont Hospital, Detroit Medical Center Hospitals, Garden City Hospital, Henry Ford Hospital, McLaren Health Care Hospitals, St. Joseph Mercy Ann Arbor, St. Joseph Mercy Oakland, St. Mary Mercy Livonia, and others. In addition to hospitals, SEMCME also partners with educational institutions such as Wayne State University School of Medicine and Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine. This collaborative approach enables SEMCME to foster a shared environment of innovation and knowledge exchange within the medical education community. For more information about SEMCME and its programs, please visit their website at semcme.org.