Personnel
Patient Care
Medical Research
Medical Education
Financial
Conflict of Interest Policy
Personnel
| Staff physicians, medical scientists and clinical
and research associates |
3,317 |
| Residents, fellows, and predoctoral students |
2,221 |
| Administrative and allied health staff |
46,656 |
|
| Total |
52,194 |
|
Patient Care
| Unique patients* |
521,000 |
| Hospital admissions |
135,000 |
| Hospital days of patient care |
619,000 |
Medical Research
Biomedical research at Mayo Clinic includes strong programs in basic and clinical research. Most Mayo medical staff participate in some research activity. |
Research Personnel
| Mayo physicians and medical scientists |
310 |
| Temporary professionals |
521 |
| Allied health personnel |
1,880 |
|
| Total personnel |
2,711 |
Medical Education
Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education
| The oldest of Mayo's five schools has trained more than 17,000 alumni in virtually all medical specialties
since 1915. |
|
| Clinical residents and fellows |
2,738 |
|
Mayo Graduate School
| In operation since 1917, Mayo Graduate School
focuses on six biomedical subspecialties. With an annual average predoctoral
enrollment of 300 students, the school graduates approximately 50 Master's
and Ph.D. students per year. The school also serves the educational needs
of visiting predoctoral students and Summer Undergraduate Research students. |
|
| Predoctoral and other students |
466 |
|
Mayo Medical School
| Mayo Medical School has trained and
graduated more than 1,000 students since 1972. The school enrolls 42 students
per year, and it also trains visiting medical clerkship students and Summer
Minority Medical Students. |
|
| Medical and other special student categories |
575 |
|
Mayo School of Health Sciences
| Mayo School of Health Sciences has increased
its enrollment to more than 1,275 students annually. The school provides
training in 30 allied health science programs, offering associate's, bachelor's,
certificate, master's and Ph.D. level training, as well as clinical internships. |
|
Mayo School of Continuing Medical Education
| Mayo School of Continuing Medical
Education formally became a school in 1996. It offers approximately 257
courses and 7,000 hours of continuing medical education each year. |
|
Funding Sources (in millions)
| Extramural funding |
$39 |
| Mayo Funds |
$147 |
|
| Total funding |
$186 |
|
Financial Information
| Patient care revenue (in millions) |
$5,234 |
| Net from patient care |
$279 |
| Total assets |
$4,076 |
| Contributions, private grants and endowments
from nearly 87,000 donors |
$230 |
Conflict of Interest
Mayo Clinic and its staff often collaborate with industry to improve patient care through research agreements, invention licenses, consulting activities, etc. Mayo Clinic's Conflict of Interest Review Board oversees all such activities. Mayo Clinic and its staff members do not receive any royalties for inventions or technology developed at Mayo and subsequently prescribed for Mayo Clinic patients.
If you have questions about Mayo's relationships with industry, please ask
your physician or contact the Office of Conflict of Interest Review at 507-284-0075.
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