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Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital (or Grey+Sloan Memorial Hospital) is a Level I Advanced Trauma Center and teaching hospital in Seattle, Washington. It was formerly known as Seattle Grace Mercy West Hospital. Established in 2013, Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital is distinct as it is owned and run by doctors. It is the flagship hospital of the Catherine Fox Foundation.
History
Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital was formed by the new board of directors, the survivors of the plane crash, plus Callie and Jackson in Transplant Wasteland when they decided to rename the hospital as part of their new image for the hospital. The name honors the very reason they have the hospital in the first place and memorializes the two doctors killed in the plane crash, Lexie Grey and Mark Sloan.
The building has been renamed twice: It was initially Seattle Grace Hospital, then became Seattle Grace Mercy West Hospital after merging with Mercy West Medical Center, and finally was renamed Grey Sloan Memorial after the plane crash survivors and the Harper Avery Foundation bought it.[source?]
Notable Staff
Hospital Board
Board Directors
- Jackson Avery, Chairman
- Meredith Grey
Board Members
Attendings
- Dr. Richard Webber (general surgery, Chief Medical Officer - Catherine Fox Foundation)
- Dr. Teddy Altman (Chief of Surgery, attending cardiothoracic surgeon)
- Dr. Amelia Shepherd (Head of Neurosurgery)
- Dr. Winston Ndugu (Head of Cardiothoracic Surgery)
- Dr. Don Heller (Head of Anesthesiology)
- Dr. Kate Lachman (Head of OB/GYN)
- Dr. Atticus Lincoln (Head of Orthopedic Surgery)
- Dr. Owen Hunt (Head of Trauma Surgery)
- Dr. Michelle Lin (Head of Plastic Surgery, ENT)
- Dr. Miranda Bailey (general surgery, Director of the Residency Program)
- Dr. Jo Wilson (attending general surgeon, OB/GYN resident)
- Dr. Knox (anesthesiology)
- Dr. Jim Nelson (neurosurgery)
- Dr. Connie Ryan (OB/GYN)
- Dr. Hudson (anesthesiology)
- Dr. Garrison (neurosurgery)
- Dr. Anders (neurosurgery)
- Dr. Ethan Boyd (radiology)
- Dr. Dreyfuss
- Dr. Siegel (psychiatry)
- Dr. Norman Russo (OB/GYN)
- Dr. Jan Reger (ophthalmology)
- Dr. Raj Sen (psychiatry)
- Dr. Hundley (OB/GYN)
- Dr. Lynne Cohen (surgical oncology)
- Dr. Catherine Fox (urology)
- Dr. Carina DeLuca (OB/GYN)
- Dr. Walter Carr (psychiatry)
- Dr. Olivia Fowler (psychiatry)
- Dr. Cynthia Cole (psychiatry)
- Dr. Alicia Krause (nephrology)
- Dr. Monica Beltran (pediatric surgery)
- Dr. David Beckman (attending cardiothoracic surgeon)
Fellows
There are currently no known fellows at Grey-Sloan Memorial Hospital.
Residents
- Dr. Jason Myers (OB/GYN)
- Dr. Jo Wilson (OB/GYN resident, attending general surgeon)
- Dr. Taryn Helm (Chief Resident, Fourth-year, general surgery)
- Ben Warren (Fourth-year, general surgery)
Interns
- Dr. Simone Griffith (General Surgery)
- Dr. Benson Kwan (General Surgery)
- Dr. Jules Millin (General Surgery)
- Dr. Lucas Adams (General Surgery)
- Dr. Cara Ford (Internal Medicine)
Nursing Staff
- BokHee
- Tyler Christian
- Ruth
- Linda
- Gloria
- Maria
- Kathleen
- Howard
- Adam
- Andrea Dibella
- Liz McKee
- Victoria
- Cynthia Youngblood
- Michael
- Karen
- James
- Taylor
- Gregory
- Liv
- Ginger Maryann
- Arlene
- Stacy
- Fran[source?]
- Betsy[source?]
- Daniela Szesterniak[1]
- Aurora (chemotherapy nurse)
- Terri Akumbu
- Nurse Freya
Support Staff
- Dr. Alma (occupational therapy)
- Phil Johnson (Head of Security)
- Marcus Cole (security officer)
- Ray Evans (security officer)
- Jed Lundberg (maintenance worker)
- Tim Ruggles (IT)
- Lori (security)
- Eric Mandel (physical therapist)
- Radiology Techs
- Pathology Techs
Temporary/Rotational Staff
- Candace Warner (Six-week Sub-Intern)
- Buck (Six-week Sub-Intern)
- Mindy Kiefer (Six-week Sub-Intern)
- Emmett Dixon (COVID-19 contact tracer)
Notable Former Staff
Resigned
- Dr. Jeff Russell (Head of Cardiothoracic Surgery)
- Dr. Cristina Yang (cardiothoracic fellow and Board Director)
- Dr. Shane Ross (surgical resident)
- Dr. Nicole Herman (Head of Fetal Surgery)
- Dr. Callie Torres (Head of Orthopedic Surgery and Board Director)
- Dr. Stephanie Edwards (surgical resident)
- Dr. Nathan Riggs (attending cardiothoracic surgeon)
- Dr. Ben Warren (surgical resident and attending anesthesiologist)
- Dr. Sam Bello (surgical intern)
- Dr. Arizona Robbins (Head of Fetal Surgery, attending pediatric surgeon, and Board Director)
- Dr. April Kepner (trauma surgery)
- Dr. Alex Karev (Head of Pediatric Surgery & Interim Chief of Surgery)
- Dr. Jensen (surgical intern)
- Dr. Stewart (surgical intern)
- Dr. Jackson Avery (Head of Plastic Surgery, attending ENT)
- Dr. Thomas Koracick (attending neurosurgeon)
- Dr. Alma Ortiz (surgical resident)
- Dr. Lee Wong (attending general surgeon)
- Dr. Cormac Hayes (Head of Pediatric Surgery)
- Dr. Nico Kim (orthopedic surgery)
- Dr. Meredith Grey (Head of General Surgery, Chief of Surgery)
- Dr. Maggie Pierce (Head of Cardiothoracic Surgery)
- Dr. Nick Marsh (transplant surgery, Director of the Residency Program)
- Dr. Levi Schmitt (Co-Chief Resident with Helm, Fourth-year, general surgery)
- Dr. Mika Yasuda (surgical intern)
Fired
- Dr. Eliza Minnick (orthopedic surgery, sports medicine, Director of the Residency Program)
- Dr. Vikram Roy (surgical intern)
- Dr. Dahlia Qadri (general surgery resident)
Deceased
- Dr. Heather Brooks (surgical intern)
- Dr. Derek Shepherd (Attending neurosurgeon & Board Director)
- Frankie Shavelson (nurse)
- Dr. Andrew Deluca (general surgery)
Transferred
As the surgical residency program was shut down, all surgical residents are no longer Grey Sloan Memorial employees. These are residents known to have been included in this.
- Dr. Mabel Tseng (general surgery)
- Dr. Zander Perez (general surgery)
- Dr. Jordan Wright (general surgery) (transferred back to Mayo Clinic)
Status Unknown
If they are still working at the hospital, these surgical residents would have been affected by the surgical residency shutdown, but were not confirmed to be part of it
- Dr. Leah Murphy (general surgery)
- Dr. Campbell (general surgery)
- Dr. Graham Maddox (OB/GYN)
- Dr. Penelope Blake (general surgery - Preminger Research Center)
- Dr. Hannah Brody (general surgery)
- Dr. Casey Parker (general surgery)
- Dr. Blake Simms (general surgery)
- Dr. James Chee (general surgery)
- Dr. Sara Ortiz (general surgery)
- Dr. Reza Khan (general surgery)
Hospital Privileges
There are medical doctors who have privileges at Grey Sloan Memorial, despite not being on staff, which allows them access everything that medical/surgical staff at Grey Sloan Memorial would be normally entitled to, such as use of ORs, access to patient files, administration of medications and use the pharmacy and clinical labs, access to treatment equipment, including treatment in the ER and trauma bays, and nursing assistants.
Privileges are usually extended to attending-level physicians and surgeons.
Current
- Dr. Lauren Boswell (craniofacial surgeon)
- Dr. Oliver Lebackes (pediatric surgeon from Lebackes Pediatric Surgery Clinic)
- Dr. Megan Hunt (trauma surgeon)
- Dr. Ben Warren (EMT, Firefighter and surgical resident from Seattle Fire Department)
- Dr. Addison Forbes Montgomery (OB/GYN, Fetal Surgeon and Neonatal Surgeon from Seaside Health and Wellness)
- Dr. Cass Beckman (Trauma Surgeon from Seattle Presbyterian Hospital)
Former
- Dr. Alex Karev (pediatric surgeon from Lebackes Pediatric Surgery Clinic)
- Dr. Amelia Shepherd (neurosurgeon from Seaside Health and Wellness)
- Dr. Ben Warren (anesthesiologist formerly from Seattle Grace Mercy West Hospital and surgical intern from UCLA)
- Dr. Leah Murphy (surgical resident from Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital)
- Dr. Catherine Fox (urologist from Brigham and Women's Hospital)
- Dr. Teddy Altman (cardiothoracic surgeon from U.S. Army Medical Command)
- Dr. Winston Ndugu (cardiothoracic surgeon from Tufts Medical Center)
- Dr. Michelle Lin (plastic/ENT surgeon)
- Dr. Nick Marsh (transplant surgeon from Mayo Clinic)
Notable Rooms
- Operating Room and associated viewing galleries
- Lobby with nurses stations
- Patient Rooms
- Intensive Care Unit
- Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
- Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
- Coronary Care Unit
- Neurology Intensive Care Unit
- Conference Rooms
- The Chief's Office
- Elena Bailey Memorial Clinic for Reproductive Health
- Emergency Room
- Attendings' lounge/Doctors' lounge
- Residents' lounge
- Interns' Locker room
- Morgue
- Chapel
- The Cafeteria
- Elevators
- The Tunnels
- The Lecture Room
- On-call rooms
- Children's Daycare
Services
Basement
- Billing
- Storage
Floor 1
- Agent Cashier
- Community Health and Education
- MCCR
- Digestive Diseases
- Laboratory
- Executive Medical Services
- Nuclear Medicine
- Pharmacy
- Physical Medicine
- Radiology
- Registration
- Urgent Care
- Travel
Floor 2
- Conference Center
- Clinical Research
- Hospice Program
- Health Care Ethics
- Networking for Research
- Wellness Solution
Floor 3
- Biomed
- Eye Clinic
- Medical Clinics
- Neurology Clinics
- Neurosciences
- Neurological Institute
- Outpatient Surgery
- Pain Center
- Preventative Cardiac Center
- Surgical Clinics
- Weight Loss Surgery
- Scrub Dispensary[2]
Floor 4
- Maternity Clinics
- Medical Genetics Institute
- Minimally Invasive Urology Institute
- Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
- Obstetric and Gynecologic Services
- Pediatric Services
- Pediatric Surgical Services
- Pelvic Health
- Prenatal Diagnosis Center
- Pharmacy Services
Floor 5
- Cancer Center
- Cancer Detection Center
- Digestive Diseases
- Imaging Center
- Laboratory Services
- Transplant Program
- Psychiatry
Notes and Trivia
- The hospital houses 500 beds.[source?]
- External shots of the hospital are of VA Supulveda Ambulatory Care Center in Los Angeles. As of the middle of season twelve, exterior shots are filmed at the West Los Angeles College.[source?]
- According to Dr. Lauren Boswell, the owners of the hospital (Meredith, Cristina, Derek, Callie, Arizona, Richard, and Jackson) are called the "Grey Sloan Seven".[3] Alex Karev was also part-owner of the hospital, as Cristina gave him her shares.[4] However, he was not part of the board, because Cristina legally couldn't give him her board seat without the consent of the other board members.[5] It's unknown if he's also considered part of the Grey Sloan Seven now or if this nickname is only intended for the original buyers.
- The Hospital according to the episode in season 8 was on sale for a total $253 million - originally the Grey Sloan Seven only had $75 million (from the settlement they received) in looking for investors they failed, Meredith explains to Richard who said he could do $3 million bringing their share up to $78 million. It was only when Richard explains to Catherine when she invested $175 million of the foundations money into the offer bringing the total to $253 million.
- Meredith, Cristina, Derek, Callie, Arizona originally owned 5.93% and Richard 1.19% each bringing the total ownership to 30.84%
- The Harper Avery Foundation (at the time) would have held 69.17% which gave them the majority.
- Tom Koracick is also part-owner of the hospital, as Alex gave Jo his shares when he divorced her and moved to Kansas to be with Izzie Stevens and their children. She later sold them to Tom. Tom, like Alex and Jo, is also not part of the board.[6]
- Meredith Grey likely inherited her husbands share bringing her ownership to 11.86%
- Richard Webber is also a part-owner of the hospital; despite not being one of the board directors, he is a board member.[source?]
- Current owners: Catherine Fox Foundation (69.17%), Meredith Grey (11.86%), Richard Webber (1.19%), Callie Torres (5.93%), Arizona Robbins (5.93%) and Tom Koracick (5.93%).
- The Hospital according to the episode in season 8 was on sale for a total $253 million - originally the Grey Sloan Seven only had $75 million (from the settlement they received) in looking for investors they failed, Meredith explains to Richard who said he could do $3 million bringing their share up to $78 million. It was only when Richard explains to Catherine when she invested $175 million of the foundations money into the offer bringing the total to $253 million.
- The new badge IDs issued by Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital correct the staff's departments:
- Yang, Karev, Avery who previously had "Surgery" as their departments, were updated to their respective specialties of "Cardiothoracic Surgery," "Pediatric Surgery," and "Plastic Surgery."
- As of season twelve, Jackson's badge was updated to show his department as "Reconstructive Surgery".
- Derek's ID consistently shows "Neurosurgery" instead of alternating back and forth between that and "Surgery."
- General surgeons' IDs no longer have "Surgery" as a department, but have been updated to show "General Surgery."
- Surgical interns' IDs no longer show "Surgery;" instead, the IDs show "Surgical Intern". However as of Time Stops, the interns' badges have reverted back to show "Surgery".
- Owen's ID badge no longer shows "Chief of Surgery", but rather his department.
- Both Owen's and April's department is now listed as "Emergency Room/Trauma Surgery".
- Yang, Karev, Avery who previously had "Surgery" as their departments, were updated to their respective specialties of "Cardiothoracic Surgery," "Pediatric Surgery," and "Plastic Surgery."
- Nurse ID badges have been updated as of season twelve, showing an additional, larger section of the badge indicating they are R.N.s.
- Adopted from aviation regulations, Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital has a "2-Challenge Rule" that allows two surgeons to override a third surgeon's treatment plan within the OR.[7] However, this rule is not always used.
- The address of the hospital is 15000 Centennial Drive Seattle, Washington 98109.[source?]
- The phone number for the hospital is (206) 555-6000.[source?]
- Phone extensions:
- Nursing Station - 9-2264
- Blood Bank - 9-1547
- Lab STAT - 9-5684
- Galley - 9-6587
- Hospitality - 9-2457
- Operator - 9-2558
- Central Issue - 9-5665
- Patient Rel. - 9-6678
- ER Triage - 9-6644
- GSMH Admission - 9-5002
- GSMH HR - 9-0426
- EIS - 9-6612
- Linen - 9-8835
- CNIV - 9-7745
- PCX - 9-5777
- ER-1 - 9-2464
- ER-2 - 9-1247
- ER-3 - 9-5384
- MIDAS - 9-2587
- DR Lounge - 9-2447
- Cafe - 9-1558
- Church - 9-2665
- Waiting Rm 1 - 9-3678
- Waiting Rm 2 - 9-5646
- Waiting Rm 3 - 9-5005
- Gift Shop - 9-2426
- Front Desk - 9-3612
- Orderly Station - 9-8845
- RJG - 9-7345
- PX Office - 9-5477[source?]
- Season twelve establishes more women in charge of surgical departments: neuro, cardio, peds/fetal, ortho, and general. The hospital was then briefly referred to as "Ladyplace".[8]
- With the replacement of Callie Torres by Atticus Lincoln and Arizona Robbins by Alex Karev (and later Cormac Hayes), the balance has since shifted.[source?]
- The hospital houses a bariatric clinic.[9]
- Every first Tuesday of the month, the hospital organizes CPR training for its staff and their friends and families.[10]
- Some of Pac-North's staff were hired by GSM after Pac-North was bought by the Catherine Fox Foundation and shut down.[11]
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