Peking Union Medical College Hospital, Beijing, China

Peking Union Medical College Hospital (PUMCH) is a top-tier Class A tertiary comprehensive hospital dedicated to providing cutting-edge clinical care, pioneering scientific research, and rigorous medical education. Recognized by the National Health Commission as a national referral center for complex and rare disorders, PUMCH also serves as a national demonstrative base for higher medical education and standardized residency training, a core national hub for clinical research and technological innovation, and an early provider of medical care to senior leaders and foreign patients in China.

With a rich legacy dating back to its establishment by the Rockefeller Foundation in 1921, PUMCH has strived to uphold its founding vision of becoming the premier medical center in Asia. Over its 99-year history, PUMCH has cultivated a culture of excellence characterized by precision, continuous improvement, diligence, and dedication. The hospital has played a pivotal role in shaping modern medical education in China, fostering renowned medical pioneers and masters such as Dr. ZHANG Xiaoqian and Dr. LIN Qiaozhi, and training generations of administrative personnel who have gone on to establish numerous comprehensive and specialized hospitals across the country.

Building on its nearly century-long legacy, PUMCH has embraced an innovative approach to hospital management, emphasizing the importance of treating patients and colleagues as family members to enhance satisfaction and happiness. The hospital has set forth a grand vision to create an academic, quality-driven, and humanistic institution that embodies the spirit of the 21st century. In line with the directives of the Fourth Plenary Session of the 19th CPC Central Committee, PUMCH is actively implementing the “Six System” framework, which includes initiatives to strengthen medical services, talent training, science and innovation, management, collaboration, and party building.

Currently, PUMCH operates across four campuses with a total construction area exceeding 560,000 square meters. The hospital boasts a workforce of over 4,000 employees, including three academicians of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Chinese Academy of Engineering. PUMCH houses 57 clinical and medical departments, 20 national key disciplines, 29 National Key Clinical Specialties, and a comprehensive array of training programs at the doctoral, master’s, and fellowship levels. In 2019 alone, PUMCH provided care to over 110,000 patients, conducted 53,852 surgeries, and operated 2,000 beds.

PUMCH has received numerous accolades, including recognition as a “National Civilized Unit,” an “Advanced Institution in the National Health System,” a “National Pioneer Advanced Grass-root Party Organization,” and a “National Advanced Model Unit for Promoting Unity and Progress of Ethnic Groups.” Additionally, the hospital is committed to fulfilling its social responsibility by providing medical services to underdeveloped and remote areas, responding to emergencies, and supporting major national events.

Currently, there are four campuses in PUMCH, with a total construction area of 560,000 square meters. PUMCH has more than 4,000 employees, 3 academicians of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Chinese Academy of Engineering, 57 clinical and medical departments, 20 national key disciplines, 29 National Key Clinical Specialties, 22 doctoral training programs, 29 master training programs, and 6 national medical further education centers, 19 national standardized residency training center, and 8 national standardized fellow training center. PUMCH offers 2,000 beds, operated 53,852 cases and discharged over 110,000 patients in 2019. PUMCH was awarded many honors, such as “National Civilized Units”, “Advanced Institution in National Health System”, “National Pioneer Advanced Grass-root Party Organization”, and “National Advanced Model Unit for Promoting Unity and Progress of Ethnic Groups”. Meanwhile, PUMCH also shoulders its social responsibility to offer medical services for underdeveloped and remote areas, emergencies and major national events.

Peking Union Medical College Hospital (Dongdan campus),

No.1 Shuaifuyuan Wangfujing Dongcheng District,

Beijing,

China – 100730