The Georgia Regents University Northwest Campus of the Medical College of Georgia opened in 2013. Harbin’s reputation across the state and our cooperation with local hospital leadership and the Medical College of Georgia was the main factor that led GRU to choose the Rome campus and Harbin Clinic physicians as a satellite campus. Students are taught using a longitudinal integrated curriculum, an emerging medical education model that emphasizes patient-centered care.

GRU/MCG students typically spend four to six-week rotations studying internal medicine, pediatrics, surgery, neurology, family medicine, obstetrics, and gynecology.  Students at the Rome Campus will now spend the majority of their third and fourth years with Harbin physicians and a few other physicians throughout Northwest Georgia.

Harbin also has an excellent relationship with Emory’s PA  and Nurse Practioner program, and our physicians and Advance Practice Providers accept their students.

The Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine is another Georgia school for which we provide learning experiences for their students.

Harbin has a solid relationship with Mercer Medical School and its Physician Assistant (PA) program.  Our physicians accept first through fourth-year medical students for their Community Medicine rotation.

Morehouse School of Medicine is another Georgia school for which we provide learning experiences for their students.