Ochsner Medical Center

Department	Name	Title	Area of Expertise / Responsibilities
Executive Leadership	Pete November	Chief Executive Officer, Ochsner Health	Organizational strategy, system leadership, workforce oversight, executive decision-making
Medical Center	Beth Walker	Chief Executive Officer, Ochsner Medical Center – New Orleans	Hospital operations, patient care quality, community relations, strategic development
Physician Leadership	Robert Hart, MD	Chief Physician Executive, President of Ochsner Clinic	Clinical operations, physician leadership, patient care quality, healthcare program development
Operations	Mike Hulefeld	President & Chief Operating Officer, Ochsner Health	System clinical operations, corporate functions, strategic execution, hospital and clinic management
People & Culture	Tracey Schiro	Executive Vice President, Chief People and Culture Officer	Human resources, culture transformation, administrative leadership
Nursing	Tiffany Murdock, BSN, MSN, PhD	Senior Vice President, Chief Nursing Officer	Nursing operations and practice, patient safety, care quality management
Diversity	Deborah Grimes, RN, JD, MSHQS	Senior Vice President, Chief Diversity Officer	Diversity, equity, inclusion, workforce engagement
Finance	Scott Posecai	Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer, Treasurer	Financial oversight, treasury, insurance partnerships
Academic Affairs	Leonardo Seoane, MD	Executive Vice President, Chief Academic Officer	Academic strategy, medical education, research initiatives
Digital Innovation	Denise Basow, MD	Executive Vice President, Chief Digital Officer	Healthcare digital transformation, technology strategy
Growth	Corwin Harper	Senior Vice President, Chief Growth Officer	Growth strategy, market development, regional leadership
Population Health	Jeffrey Fernandez	Senior Vice President, Population Health & CEO of Ochsner Health Plan	Population health management, health plan strategy
External Affairs	David Gaines	Executive Vice President, Chief External Affairs Officer	Public relations, community engagement, government affairs
Legal	Shelley Sullivan Tynan	Senior Vice President, Chief Legal Officer	Legal services, risk management, compliance
Corporate Development	Aimee Quirk	Senior Vice President, Chief Corporate Development Officer & CEO of Ochsner Ventures	Corporate strategy, innovation, venture development
Administration	Matthew Block	Executive Vice President, Chief Administrative Officer	Administration, executive counsel, operational leadership

Department	Common Services/Procedures	Average Fee Range (USD)	Cost Variations	Financial Assistance & Insurance Options
Cardiology	Consultation, Echocardiogram, Cardiac Catheterization, MitraClip/TEER, Stress Test	Consult: $200–$400 Echocardiogram: $500–$1,500 Catheterization: $4,000–$10,000 Mitral Valve TEER: $25,000–$35,000	Fees may increase based on use of advanced imaging, specialist involvement, complexity (e.g., structural heart procedures), or additional monitoring. Short-stay and ICU care will add to cost.	Insurance billed directly. Financial assistance and payment plans available for eligible patients. Cost estimator and financial counseling support.
Oncology	New Patient Consultation, Chemotherapy Infusion, Radiation Therapy, Surgery (e.g., mastectomy, tumor resection)	Consult: $250–$500 Chemotherapy (per session): $1,500–$5,000 Radiation Therapy (course): $12,000–$25,000 Major Surgery: $10,000–$25,000+	Substantial variation by cancer type, stage, drug regimen, and multidisciplinary team involvement. Extended care or supportive services may increase total cost.	Most plans accepted. In-house financial coordinators for coverage review. Financial assistance based on federal poverty guidelines. Payment plans available.
Neurology	Consultation, MRI Brain/Spine, EEG, Stroke Care, Surgery (e.g., craniotomy)	Consult: $200–$400 MRI: $1,000–$3,000 EEG: $600–$1,200 Stroke Intervention: $15,000–$30,000 Craniotomy: $20,000–$50,000+	Higher complexity (advanced imaging, surgical intervention, ICU) increases costs. Involvement of neurosurgeons, anesthesiologists, and extended inpatient care may add significant charges.	Insurance billed. Financial assistance and payment plans. Coverage review on request.
Orthopedics	Consultation, X-ray, MRI, Arthroscopy, Joint Replacement (hip/knee)	Consult: $200–$350 X-ray: $100–$350 MRI: $1,000–$2,500 Arthroscopy: $6,000–$12,000 Joint Replacement: $20,000–$45,000	Fees vary by complexity, surgeon experience, implant/device used, and length of hospital stay. Rehabilitation and follow-up add to total cost.	Coverage for most major insurers. Financial counseling and assistance. Payment plans for high out-of-pocket expenses.
Outpatient Services	Primary Care Visit, Laboratory, Minor Procedures (e.g., lesion removal), Physical Therapy, Imaging (CT/Ultrasound)	Primary Visit: $120–$250 Lab Tests: $30–$500+ (test dependent) Minor Procedure: $500–$1,500 Physical Therapy: $80–$200/session CT/US: $500–$2,000	Pricing based on service complexity and volume. Additional charges for advanced procedures or extended therapy.	Wide insurance acceptance. Financial aid for qualifying patients. Online cost estimator tool.

Department / Program	Description	Eligibility / Contact
Financial Assistance	Assistance with medical bills for low-income patients; up to 100% coverage for those with annual family incomes = 200% of federal poverty guidelines.	Residents of Louisiana or Mississippi; apply by phone (504-842-4190) or through MyOchsner; application and documentation required.
Financial Resource Center	Guidance on qualifying for Louisiana Medicaid and help with the application process.	Free access; support available for Medicaid screening and paperwork assistance.
Prescription Medication Assistance	Patient assistance programs for help with prescription drug costs, primarily through pharmaceutical company partnerships.	Screened based on financial hardship and medication need; inquire with care team or financial counselor.
Exceptional and Special Medical Circumstances Assistance	Case-by-case support for those with terminal illness, catastrophic condition, or requiring specialized continuity of care.	Decision by CBO Manager; discuss with financial services during evaluation or hardship.
In-Home Care Services	Home health and nursing support coordinated for qualifying patients post-discharge.	Based on medical necessity; speak to social work or case management during inpatient stay.
Palliative Care	Comprehensive in-hospital and home-based palliative support for serious illness, including pain and symptom management.	Referral from clinical team; available for qualifying patients with serious or terminal conditions.
Day Care Centers / Adult Day Programs	Referrals to local adult care centers for medical supervision and socialization during the day for disabled or elderly patients.	Case management can connect families with regional centers based on need and program availability.
Social Support & Case Management	Dedicated social workers assist with financial counseling, community resources, long-term care planning, and applications for public benefits.	Available to all patients; request during hospital stay or via outpatient services.
24/7 Nurse Care Line	Phone access to specialty trained registered nurses for health questions and triage.	Open to all patients at no cost, regardless of insurance or income status.

Payment Option	Description	Availability	Application/Contact Method
Monthly Installment Plans	Monthly payment plan based on approved schedule for bills you cannot pay in full at once.	Available to qualifying patients	Contact patient account customer service at 504-842-4190 or 1-800-343-0269
Interest-Free Payment Plans	Plans that allow you to pay medical bills in installments without added interest.	Available upon approval	Call Ochsner’s billing office; details provided during financial consultation
Medical Credit Card	Option to apply for a medical credit card to cover healthcare costs.	Available based on credit approval	Application support through Ochsner financial services
Financial Assistance Programs	Partial or full assistance for emergency/medically necessary care based on income and federal poverty guidelines.	Available to qualifying Louisiana or Mississippi residents	Apply by calling 504-842-4190 or via MyOchsner application
Flexible Payment Methods	Accepts cash, personal checks, money orders, debit cards, and all major credit cards for payment.	Available to all patients	Payments can be made online, by mail, or phone

Department	Financial Counseling Service	Guidance on Treatment Costs	Financial Support Options	How to Access
Billing & Financial Services	- On-site financial counselors available at hospital and clinics - Patient Financial Services and Resource Center offer information before, during, and after care - Counseling on insurance terms, billing process, and payment options	- Pre-care billing estimates available via Central Pricing Office or online Cost Estimator Tool - Personalized billing estimates over the phone or through MyOchsner portal/app - Guidance on expected financial responsibility before care begins	- Financial assistance for emergency and medically necessary care for eligible residents of LA & MS - Medicaid eligibility screening and application support - Payment plan options and guidance on affordable health insurance plans - Assistance for those with income =200% Federal Poverty Guidelines; special consideration for hardship cases	- Visit on-site counselors during appointments - Call Patient Financial Services: 504-842-4190 or 1-800-343-0269 - Apply online (MyOchsner), by mail, fax, or email (see Financial Assistance policy for details) - Use Cost Estimator Tool on MyOchsner portal or app - Medicaid Application Center assistance at 504-708-5521 or 855-418-8354
Financial Resource Center	- Provides step-by-step financial guidance pre- and post-visit - Answers common billing and financial questions - Explains insurance and financial policies	- Information on obtaining estimates, insurance coverage, and what to expect financially	- Financial assistance application support - Medicaid program qualification help - Contact information for billing, estimates, and assistance	- Online resource center - Call financial counselors - In-person at designated locations
Patient Accounts Customer Service	- Answers specific bill questions - Directs to appropriate counselors for in-depth support	- Explanation of charges, copays, deductibles, and EOBs - Insurance claim filing assistance	- Information on payment options and financial assistance - Support with financial documentation and application process	- Call 504-842-4190 or 1-800-343-0269 - Mail: 1514 Jefferson Hwy, New Orleans, LA 70121
Medicaid Application Center	- Medicaid qualification and application assistance - Screening for Medicaid eligibility for uninsured patients	- Guidance on Medicaid coverage for services	- Application support for Louisiana and Mississippi Medicaid - Referral to affordable insurance plans	- Call 504-708-5521 or 855-418-8354 - Email: MCAP@ochsner.org
Online Tools (MyOchsner)	- Access to self-service cost estimator - Paperless billing setup and billing questions	- Generate estimates for 300+ procedures and services - View and manage expected out-of-pocket costs	- Information and links to financial assistance applications	- Use MyOchsner web portal or app - Guest access for estimate tool

Department (A-Z)	Digital Health Service	Features & Tools	Support for Patient Care	Accessibility & Follow-up
Connected Health	Ochsner Connected Health Programs	- Digital health technology for remote care - Integration with wearable devices and apps	- Enables patients to manage conditions from home - Data shared directly with care teams	- Allows ongoing monitoring and communication - Improves access for patients at home
Digital Medicine	Ochsner Digital Medicine Program	- Telemedicine visits - Remote patient monitoring (hypertension, diabetes) - Integration with electronic health records - Personalized care plans - Use of digital blood pressure cuffs and glucose meters	- Real-time data sharing with care teams - Immediate medical and lifestyle adjustments - Medication management by clinicians - Health coaching for lifestyle improvements	- MyOchsner app for direct communication - Continuous monitoring and alerts - Supports ongoing engagement and long-term follow-up
Digital Medicine	Digital Hypertension Program	- Home blood pressure monitoring integrated with smartphones - Data automatically uploaded to medical records - Direct messaging with care team	- Personal clinician and health coach assigned - Medication adjustments based on readings - Personalized advice and support	- Enrollment via MyOchsner - Welcome call and introduction to the care team - Ongoing, step-by-step support from home
Digital Medicine	Digital Diabetes Program	- Remote blood sugar monitoring - Integration with HealthKit and Epic electronic health records - Real-time data transfer to care teams	- Customized treatment plans - Direct feedback from clinicians - Health coach support for lifestyle changes	- Continuous tracking using digital devices - 24/7 access to progress via MyOchsner - Ongoing communication for follow-up
Digital Medicine	MyOchsner Patient Portal	- Online appointment scheduling - Secure messaging with providers - Access to lab results, medical records, and visit summaries - Enrollment in digital medicine programs	- Central access point for all digital health services - Facilitates communication and follow-up	- Enhances accessibility from any device - Supports continuous patient engagement
Employer Solutions	Chronic Disease Management	- Digital monitoring for chronic conditions - Specialized programs: Healthy Back, Smoking Cessation	- Comprehensive management from primary care and referrals - Real-time patient data review by care teams	- Ensures regular follow-up through digital platforms - Improves wellness and productivity

Department	Program	Rotations	Classes / Seminars	Practical Training
Emergency Medicine	4-week Medical Student Elective	Clinical shifts in Emergency Department Active participation in residency didactics Community outreach events	Didactics Orientation Direct feedback & evaluation per shift	Direct patient care Procedural training Presentation to faculty Individual feedback
General Internal Medicine	4-week Inpatient Elective	Team-based clinical rotations Exposure to diverse and complex cases Formal patient teaching rounds	Daily noon conferences Afternoon report	Admitting and managing inpatients Care under attending supervision Active participation in management
Nursing	Clinical Rotations, Preceptor, and Practicum	Undergraduate & graduate students in nursing Pre-apprenticeship and apprenticeship pathways	Regularly scheduled lectures and skills sessions	Bedside training Simulated practice Career exploration and summer internships
UQ-Ochsner Clinical School	MD Program (Years 3–4 in New Orleans)	Core clinical rotations in multiple specialties Elective rotations	Seminars and lectures integrated with clinical training	Direct patient care Mentorship from Ochsner faculty
OASIS Internship	Ochsner Academics Summer Internship	Departmental shadowing Clinical simulation	Lectures Panel discussions	Hands-on simulation Exposure to clinical practices
Hematology/Oncology	Medical Oncology Fellowship	Inpatient/outpatient oncology Consults Subspecialty rotations	Weekly multidisciplinary conferences Didactic lectures Journal Clubs	Continuity clinics Supervised clinical care Research and presentation support
Allied Health Training	Pharmacy Tech, Patient Care Tech, Surgical Tech, Sterile Processing, Medical Assistant, Nursing Assistant, LPN, Community Health, Pre-apprenticeship Nursing	Varied lengths: 8 weeks to 24 months, depending on program	Instructor-led classes Core clinical and business skills	Supervised clinical activities Certification preparation Direct patient care and role exposure

Department	Icon	Collaborative Research Projects, Clinical Trials, and Advancements	Impact on Healthcare Professional Advancement
Biospecimen & Core Research Laboratory		Provides biorepository resources and supports translational research across diseases including hypertension, diabetes, cancer, and neurological disorders; enables multi-disciplinary research collaboration and innovation in biomedical sciences.	Enhances training in laboratory-based research, fosters cross-disciplinary skills in bench-to-bedside innovation.
Cardiology		Clinical trials in cardiovascular disease, device testing, new drug therapies, and chronic disease management.	Expands clinicians’ experience with innovative therapies and technologies, providing opportunities for research publication and professional recognition.
Clinical Trials Unit		Central hub for conducting and supporting multi-specialty clinical research; fosters industry and academic partnerships to bring diagnostic and therapeutic innovations to patients.	Offers investigators resources and structured environment for conducting research, develops leadership in clinical trial management.
Neurosciences		Research studies on neurological disorders, including trials for new therapeutics, diagnostic advances, and patient outcomes research.	Advances in neurotherapeutics benefit staff skills in complex trial design, neurology research, and patient-centered care.
Oncology		Ochsner MD Anderson Cancer Center: pioneering CAR T-cell therapy for blood cancers, Phase I-IV oncology trials, cancer prevention trials (STAR, SELECT), collaborations with the National Cancer Institute and industry for new drug/therapy development (e.g., Taxotere, Avastin, Herceptin).	Exposure to cutting-edge immunotherapies, national leadership roles in oncology groups, publication credits, and prestige in high-impact research.
Ophthalmology		Clinical studies on vision therapies, diagnostic innovations, and population health related to ocular diseases.	Increases specialization in the latest ophthalmic procedures and clinical research skills.
Infectious Diseases		Projects include antimicrobial stewardship, HIV PrEP among diverse groups, multi-drug resistant organism studies, transplantation-related infections (HOPE in Action), vaccine trials (pneumococcal, ExPEC9V), and diagnostic studies for ventilator-associated pneumonia.	Opportunities for fellows and faculty to lead multi-center trials, develop expertise in stewardship and epidemiology, and present in top conferences.
Internal Medicine		Broad spectrum of clinical trials in chronic disease management, medication adherence, health technology innovations, and care delivery models.	Promotes faculty and trainees’ growth in clinical research methodologies and population health strategies.
Pediatric		Investigator-initiated and industry-sponsored pediatric clinical trials in a range of specialties; focus on safety, efficacy, and innovative care approaches.	Prepares pediatricians for leadership in clinical innovation and advances in pediatric medicine.
Pain Management		Studies evaluating new analgesics, interventional procedures, and chronic pain management protocols.	Enhances clinical staff expertise in the latest pain management approaches and multidisciplinary care.
Podiatry		Clinical trials in foot and ankle surgery innovations, wound care research, and diabetic foot management.	Professional development in advanced podiatric treatments and research skills.
Human Research Protection Program		Oversight of patient safety and ethical conduct of collaborative and multi-center research studies.	Develops compliance, ethics, and regulatory expertise among healthcare professionals.
Ochsner Clinical Research Internship		Training opportunities for medical students: integrated research experience, involvement in ongoing projects (MBBS Honours, MBBS/MPhil, MBBS/PhD pathways).	Fosters research mentorship, publication, and academic career advancement for trainees and students.
Office of Professional Well-Being		Projects and initiatives to study and promote workforce well-being, resilience, and burnout prevention, supported by federal grants and well-being awards.	Institutional leadership in provider well-being, enhances retention, resilience training, and well-rounded support resources.
Primary Care & Wellness		Preventive medicine research, group medical appointments, health technology assessments, tobacco cessation program, diabetes empowerment and wellness interventions.	Expands primary care providers’ experience in population health, patient-centered innovation, and digital health integration.
Research Awards & Recognition		Ochsner Research Council Award for Outstanding Research by Trainees, Alton Ochsner Award Relating Smoking and Disease, federally funded projects in staff well-being.	Incentivizes excellence, encourages leadership, and increases visibility in the national research community.

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Department	Affiliated Organization	Professional Development Programs
Cardiology	American Heart Association American Stroke Association	Get With The Guidelines® Award Programs; Protocol training for heart and stroke care; Continuing education for clinical staff
Clinical Education	Louisiana Community and Technical Colleges Fletcher Technical Community College	Workforce development programs; Nursing and allied health training; Educational partnerships for clinical rotations and preceptorships
Nursing	American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC)	Magnet Recognition Program®; Nursing excellence training; Magnet conference opportunities; Professional advancement and leadership programs
Physician & Provider Wellness	American Medical Association (AMA) Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes’ Foundation	"Joy in Medicine" Wellbeing Program; Schwartz Rounds; COPE (peer support); Resilience courses; Professional Experience Program
Leadership & Management	Ochsner Leadership Institute	Leadership development courses; Executive education; 40+ hours per year required; Individual learning maps; Nomination-based skills programs
Medical & Allied Health Training	Southern University and A&M College Delgado Charity School of Nursing	Jag Mobile Health Unit clinical training; Pre-apprenticeship for high school students; Dual enrollment for nursing preparation
Pharmacy	State Licensing Boards (apprenticeship partnership)	15-month paid pharmacy technician training; Licensure preparation; On-the-job training
Patient Care Technician Training	Northshore Technical Community College	8-week instructor-led program; Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) certification; BLS certification included
Sports Medicine	Louisiana High School Athletic Association (LHSAA)	Healthcare training for athletic trainers; Statewide best practices for sports medicine; Educational programs for coaches and student-athletes
Community Health	American Cancer Society Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Urban League of Louisiana	Community health worker training; Public health program participation; Screening and educational outreach

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Department	Certification/Accreditation	Accreditation Body
Anesthesiology	Residency and Fellowships (Adult Cardiothoracic Anesthesia, Obstetric Anesthesia, Regional and Acute Pain Medicine, Pain Medicine)	ACGME
Cardiology	Fellowship (Cardiovascular Disease, Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology, Interventional Cardiology, Heart Failure & Transplant); Advanced Comprehensive Stroke Certification	ACGME, The Joint Commission
Community Training Center	CPR, BLS, ACLS, PALS Instructor Training & Certification	American Heart Association (AHA)
Endocrinology	Fellowship	ACGME
Gastroenterology	Fellowship	ACGME
Infectious Diseases	Fellowship	ACGME
Maternal Fetal Medicine	Fellowship	ACGME
Nephrology	Fellowship	ACGME
Orthopedic Sports Medicine	Fellowship	ACGME
Pain Medicine	Fellowship	ACGME
Palliative Care	Palliative Care Certification	The Joint Commission
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation	Comprehensive Rehabilitation, Inpatient, Stroke, Brain Injury Accreditation	CARF, The Joint Commission
Rheumatology	Fellowship	ACGME
Surgical Specialties	Residency & Fellowship (Colon & Rectal Surgery, Thoracic Surgery, Vascular Surgery, Transplant Hepatology); Center of Excellence in Robotic Surgery	ACGME, Surgical Review Corporation (SRC)
Urology/Continence Care for Women	Center of Excellence in Continence Care for Women	Surgical Review Corporation (SRC)
Workforce Development	Certifications: Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA), Pharmacy Technician, Patient Care Technician, Sterile Processing Technician, Certified Nursing Assistant, Licensed Practical Nurse, Surgical Tech Apprenticeship	National Healthcareer Association, Louisiana Board of Pharmacy, Other regulatory bodies

| Department | Program Name | Program Type | Audience / Eligibility | Duration / Schedule | Application Period | Description | |----------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Administration | Administrative Fellowship | Fellowship | Graduates interested in health administration | Not specified | Not specified | Training in hospital administration and leadership. | | Allied Health/General | Catalyst Summer Internship | Internship | Bachelor’s students (healthcare/IT focus) | June-August (1-week July break) | Mid-October (application opens) | Direct mentorship, hands-on experience in healthcare. | | Medicine/Biomedical Research | OASIS (Academics Summer Internship for Students) | Internship/shadowing | Undergraduates (pre-med, PA, biomedical research) | 2 weeks, June 9-20 | Application cycle complete | Clinical shadowing, simulation, lectures, departmental tours, research exposure. | | Clinical Research | Clinical Research Internship | Internship | High school diploma/GED+ (health profession or bachelor´s)| 6 months, full-time | August (Oct. class), Feb. (Apr. class) | Rotations in departments (Neuroscience, Cardiology, Oncology, etc.), didactics, guest lectures, job interview prep. | | Nursing | Nurse Tech Intern | Internship/employment | RN students, pre-licensure | Ongoing (application deadline Apr. 13, 2025) | Ongoing | Hands-on clinical experience, direct patient care under RN supervision. | | Nursing | Nurse Residency | Residency | New graduates/less than 1yr experience, RN, acute care | 12 months | Spring (March), Fall (August) | Transition to clinical practice with mentorship, workshops, unit-based orientation. | | OB/GYN | Acting Internship (Gynecologic Oncology) | Acting Internship (4th year) | 4th year medical students | 4 weeks (Mon-Fri, 2 call weekends) | Not specified | Work with faculty, participate in surgeries, rounds, conferences, evaluation. | | OB/GYN | Acting Internship (Urogynecology & Pelvic Surgery)| Acting Internship (4th year) | 4th year medical students | 4 weeks (Mon-Fri, 1-2 optional call weekends) | Not specified | Clinics, surgery, rounds, patient management, evaluation. |

Department	Awards Received	Year
All Departments / Facility	U.S. News & World Report No. 1 Hospital in Louisiana (13 consecutive years)	2012–2024
All Departments / Facility	U.S. News & World Report No. 1 Hospital in New Orleans Metro	2012–2024
All Departments / Facility	U.S. News & World Report: Among top 10% in the nation for six "High Performing" specialties: Gastroenterology & GI Surgery, Geriatrics, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Orthopedics, Pulmonology & Lung Surgery, Urology	2024–2025
All Departments / Facility	U.S. News & World Report: Among top 10–20% in the nation for 16 "High Performing" procedures/conditions	2024–2025
Maternity Care	U.S. News & World Report “High Performing in Maternity Care”	2022
All Departments / Facility	WebMD Choice Award: Best Hospitals According to Patients & Health Care Providers (Elite Choice designation, Cardiology, Gastroenterology, Oncology, Orthopedics)	2022–2024
All Departments / Facility	2025 USA Today Top Workplaces Award	2025
All Departments / Facility	2024 Top Workplaces Culture Excellence Awards (Innovation, Work-Life Flexibility, Leadership, Purpose & Values)	2024
All Departments / Facility	Press Ganey Guardian of Excellence – Consumer Experience (Top 1% nationally)	2023

Department	Residency/Fellowship	Program Type	Details
Adult Cardiothoracic Anesthesiology	Fellowship	ACGME-Accredited	Advanced training in cardiothoracic anesthesia
Cardiology	Fellowship	ACGME-Accredited	Programs in Cardiovascular Disease, Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology, Interventional Cardiology, Heart Failure & Transplant
Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology	Fellowship	ACGME-Accredited	Advanced training in electrophysiology
Colon & Rectal Surgery	Fellowship	ACGME-Accredited	Surgical subspecialty training
Endocrinology	Fellowship	ACGME-Accredited	Subspecialty fellowship
Gastroenterology	Fellowship	ACGME-Accredited	Subspecialty fellowship
Heart Failure & Transplant	Fellowship	ACGME-Accredited	Advanced heart failure and transplant medicine
Hematology & Medical Oncology	Fellowship	ACGME-Accredited	Dual-specialty program in hematology and oncology
Hospice & Palliative Care	Fellowship	ACGME-Accredited	Palliative medicine subspecialty
Infectious Diseases	Fellowship	ACGME-Accredited	Infectious disease subspecialty for internists
Internal Medicine	Residency	ACGME-Accredited	Three-year categorical and preliminary program
Interventional Cardiology	Fellowship	ACGME-Accredited	Coronary and peripheral interventional procedures
Maternal Fetal Medicine	Fellowship	ACGME-Accredited	High-risk obstetrics
Nephrology	Fellowship	ACGME-Accredited	Kidney disease subspecialty
Obstetric Anesthesiology	Fellowship	ACGME-Accredited	Anesthesia for obstetric procedures
Orthopedic Sports Medicine	Fellowship	ACGME-Accredited	Sports injury and orthopedic care
Pain Medicine	Fellowship	ACGME-Accredited	Diagnosis and management of chronic pain
Regional Anesthesia & Acute Pain Medicine	Fellowship	ACGME-Accredited	Acute perioperative pain management
Rheumatology	Fellowship	ACGME-Accredited	Autoimmune and connective tissue diseases
Thoracic Surgery	Fellowship	ACGME-Accredited	Surgical diseases of the chest
Transplant Hepatology	Fellowship	ACGME-Accredited	Liver transplantation
Vascular Neurology	Fellowship	ACGME-Accredited	Stroke and cerebrovascular diseases
Vascular Surgery	Fellowship	ACGME-Accredited	Surgical management of vascular diseases
Body Imaging	Fellowship	Non-ACGME	Diagnostic imaging of the body
Breast Imaging	Fellowship	Non-ACGME	Specialized breast radiology
Glaucoma	Fellowship	Non-ACGME	Advanced subspecialty in ophthalmology
Interventional Neuroradiology	Fellowship	Non-ACGME	Minimally invasive neurovascular procedures
Liver Transplant Anesthesia	Fellowship	Non-ACGME	Anesthesia for liver transplantation
Movement Disorders	Fellowship	Non-ACGME	Neurology subspecialty
MRI/MSK	Fellowship	Non-ACGME	Musculoskeletal MRI
Neurocritical Care	Fellowship	Non-ACGME	Critical care of neurologic patients
Retina & Vitreous Surgery	Fellowship	Non-ACGME	Ophthalmology subspecialty
Sports Neurology	Fellowship	Non-ACGME	Neurology in athletics
Transplant Institute - Surgical	Fellowship	Non-ACGME	Surgical transplant subspecialty
Transplant Nephrology	Fellowship	Non-ACGME	Kidney transplant medicine

Department	Icon	Residency/Fellowship/Training Program
Anesthesiology		Adult Cardiothoracic Anesthesiology, Obstetric Anesthesiology, Liver Transplant Anesthesia (fellowships)
Cardiology		Cardiovascular Disease, Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology, Heart Failure & Transplant, Interventional Cardiology (fellowships)
Colon & Rectal Surgery		Colon & Rectal Surgery (fellowship)
Endocrinology		Endocrinology (fellowship)
Gastroenterology		Gastroenterology, Transplant Hepatology (fellowships)
General Surgery		General Surgery (residency)
Hematology & Medical Oncology		Hematology & Medical Oncology (fellowship)
Hospice and Palliative Care		Hospice and Palliative Care (fellowship)
Infectious Diseases		Infectious Diseases (fellowship)
Internal Medicine		Internal Medicine (residency), multiple Internal Medicine subspecialty fellowships
Nephrology		Nephrology, Transplant Nephrology (fellowships)
Neurology		Vascular Neurology, Sports Neurology (fellowships)
Neurocritical Care		Neurocritical Care (non-ACGME fellowship)
Ophthalmology		Ophthalmology (residency - joint LSU/Ochsner program); Glaucoma, Retina and Vitreous Surgery (fellowships)
Orthopedic Sports Medicine		Orthopedic Sports Medicine (fellowship)
Pain Medicine		Pain Medicine (fellowship)
Pathology		Ophthalmic Pathology (part of Ophthalmology residency curriculum)
Pediatrics		Pediatric rotation in General Surgery Residency
Radiology		Body Imaging, Breast Imaging, MRI/MSK, Interventional Neuroradiology (non-ACGME fellowships)
Rheumatology		Rheumatology (fellowship)
Surgery		Colon & Rectal Surgery, Thoracic Surgery, Transplant Institute – Surgical, Vascular Surgery (fellowships)
Transplant Medicine		Heart Failure & Transplant, Transplant Hepatology, Transplant Institute – Surgical, Transplant Nephrology (fellowships)
Nursing		Nurse Residency Program (for new graduate and early career nurses)
Pharmacy		Pharmacy Residency Program
Administrative		Administrative Fellowships
Medical Assistant		Medical Assistant Training Program
Patient Care Technician		Patient Care Technician Training Program
Pharmacy Technician		Pharmacy Technician Apprenticeship
Sterile Processing Tech		Sterile Processing Technician Training Program

Department / Service	Support Options Available
Financial Assistance	- 100% financial assistance for those with family income =200% of federal poverty guidelines (Louisiana and Mississippi residents) - Application by phone, mail, or MyOchsner portal - Covers emergency and medical care
Payment Plans	- Payment plans for eligible uninsured patients - Upfront payment estimate required at time of service for most uninsured patients
Emergency Care	- Emergency care available regardless of ability to pay - Financial help applies to emergency services
Discounted Services	- Discounts based on family income and federal poverty guidelines for eligible patients - Estimates for 300+ common services/procedures available via MyOchsner portal or app
Financial Counseling	- Financial counselors available to help with Medicaid eligibility and financial assistance applications - Assistance with Health Insurance Marketplace enrollment for alternative coverage
Billing & Estimates Support	- Patient Accounts Customer Service support by phone - Clear, concise estimates for out-of-pocket expenses
Nurse Care Line	- Free 24/7 assistance from trained registered nurses

Department	Partner Institution / Lab	Type of Collaboration	Affiliated Universities / Research Centers
Clinical Trials	TriNetX	International research data network; accelerates clinical trial access and data analytics	TriNetX International Clinical Research Network
Comparative Effectiveness Research	REACHnet	Health data infrastructure and research collaboration	Louisiana Public Health Institute, LSU, Pennington Biomedical Research Center, Tulane University, Baylor Scott & White Health
Academic Medicine	University of Queensland Ochsner Clinical School	Joint training of medical students through clinical rotations and research projects	University of Queensland (Australia)
Workforce Training	Southern University and A&M College	Mobile health unit, nursing education, workforce development, health outreach programs	Southern University and A&M College School of Nursing
Undergraduate Medical Research	CURE (Collaborative Undergraduate Research Experience)	Hands-on lab research training for pre-medical students	University of New Orleans
Biomedical Research	Pennington Biomedical Research Center	Comparative effectiveness, obesity, diabetes, and chronic disease research	LSU
Health Sciences Education & Research	Xavier University of Louisiana–Ochsner College of Medicine	Creation of new College of Medicine, joint curriculum, clinical training, pipeline for underrepresented groups	Xavier University of Louisiana
Nursing & Allied Health	Louisiana Community and Technical Colleges	Investment in workforce development, scholarships, clinical placements	Louisiana’s Community & Technical Colleges, Delgado Community College, Fletcher Technical Community College
Cancer Research	Ochsner Center for Innovative Cancer Therapies	Early-phase clinical trials, multidisciplinary research and development	Internal Ochsner research teams, NCI Community Oncology Research Program (NCORP)
STEM Education & Community Outreach	STEM NOLA	Hands-on STEM programming, events, and Innovation Center creation	STEM NOLA, property and expertise support from Ochsner

Program	Description	Eligibility	Activities
Catalyst Summer Internship	Summer internship providing mentorship and hands-on experience in the healthcare industry	Currently enrolled in a bachelor´s degree program	Hands-on experience, direct mentorship, skill development
OASIS - Ochsner Academics Summer Internship for Students	Formative experiences for students interested in biomedical sciences	Undergraduate students	Clinical shadowing, departmental tours, lectures, clinical simulation, panel discussions
Obstetrics & Gynecology Residency Mentorship	Multi-dimensional support system for residents	Residents in Obstetrics & Gynecology	Peer and faculty mentorship