Hurley Graduate Medical Education

04/15/2025

We're looking for a PGY2 ObGyn resident for the 2025-2026 academic year. Know any qualified candidates?

Learners at Hurley Medical Center serve one of Michigan's largest and most diverse patient populations.

04/07/2025

We are ! If you're newly graduated from your residency, Hurley is where you can continue your growth and development and put your top-notch skills into practice. If you've been in practice for a while, maybe it's time for a change of pace. Join our collegial, mission-driven atmosphere, where the culture focuses on clinical excellence and service to people. And share your knowledge, skills, and attitudes as you train the next generation.

Learners at Hurley Medical Center serve one of Michigan's largest and most diverse patient populations.

03/07/2024

Hurley Medical Center's Trauma Research Fellowship is useful for physicians who want to gain experience in designing and implementing research studies, as well as publishing and presenting findings in scientific journals or at professional conferences. A fellowship candidate must have a medical school degree but does not have to have prior surgical experience, as the focus is on academic skills, such as research, teaching medical students, educational presentations, and improving quality of care. Skills are transferable to any physician specialty and especially useful for academic positions. Faculty appointments are available from MSU-CHM. Visit our Trauma Fellowship website to apply.

Learners at Hurley Medical Center serve one of Michigan's largest and most diverse patient populations.

03/07/2024

It was a lovely day to showcase regional research in Flint. Here are a few Hurley-related oral and poster presentations.

03/07/2024

This is where it all began: the original building for Hurley Medical Center (called "Hurley Hospital" in 1908).

The original Hurley Hospital, shown soon after opening in 1908. Founder James J. Hurley was born on August 31st, 1849 in London. He arrived in Grand Blanc in 1871, working in a livery stable for $10 month. From there he was in the hotel business, owned the Flint Soap Works, started a wood and coal yard, headed the Flint precursor to Consumers Energy, and was a director at the Union Trust Bank - located where the Mott Foundation Building is today. His impact might have been even greater but he died young in 1900, just 51 years old. His legacy was secured however by his donation of $55,000 and the land at the highest point in the city to build the hospital that bears his name.

03/07/2024

Surprisingly, doctors are often the unsung heros at hospitals. We're proud to officially recognize all of their hard work!

02/26/2024

Something to ponder ...

Having benefited from excellent mentors over the course of her career, a physician concludes that a true mentor is someone who has more imagination about you than you have about yourself. Read the full Perspective: https://nej.md/3SDFcPf

02/26/2024

If you're a nursing student with Med-Surg 1 course under your belt, why not apply for an externship at Hurley to earn while you learn? We love our students! , ,

Highly competitive Student Nurse Extern Program open to applicants the next 2 weeks. Dream of becoming a Hurley nurse? This opportunity will help you build strong, professional relationships with hands on experience. If you have completed your Med Surg. 1 course apply today @ hurleymc.com/careers

02/22/2024

Sometimes great moments at are captured in photos. This picture of Ryder Munson being comforted by Michigan State Police Flint Post Trooper Dennis McGuckin has received the MSP Community Engagement Photo of the Year.

Ryder was healed at Hurley after he was hit by a car on Halloween. He enjoyed a visit by Hurley's therapy dog so much, Administrator Heather Rayburn, Asst. Director for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals Programs, Brooklyn Kennings, and Cars 108 host Lisa Marie teamed up to orchestrate a visit with Trooper McGuckin and his K9 partner Dre-Ko.

Shortly after this photo was taken by Brooklyn, Ryder was able to leave the hospital to continue his recovery at home. We continue to wish him well.

For more on this special moment: https://wcrz.com/flint-trooper-honored-for-special-visit-with-young-hurley-patient/

02/22/2024

We're hiring! ObGyn physicians, check out Hurley as the next step in your journey - you can make a difference here!

Learners at Hurley Medical Center serve one of Michigan's largest and most diverse patient populations.

01/29/2024

Fruit Salad isn't just for summer. Try this mix that has more of a feel for this time of year. Winter Fruit Salad from

INGREDIENTS
3-5 Clementine oranges (cuties, mandarins, etc), peeled and separated into segments
2 pears, cored and sliced
2 apples (peel on), cored and sliced
1 pomegranate (roughly 1-1.5 cups seeds)
4 kiwis, peeled and sliced
3 Tbsp honey
2 Tbsp fresh lime juice from 1 lime
2 Tbsp lemon juice from 1 lemon

DIRECTIONS
In a large mixing bowl, combine all prepared fruit.
In a measuring cup, mix honey, lime juice, and lemon juice. Stir until honey is dissolved. If it won't dissolve, warm for 10 seconds in the microwave.

Drizzle dressing over the salad and toss gently to combine. Serve immediately or cover and refrigerate.

NOTES
You can use other fruits as an alternative (grapes, dried fruit, pears, etc)

01/03/2024

In 2002, Dr. Kirk Stucky made history as the first psychologist in the nation to secure funding from CMS for a hospital-based postdoctoral psychology training program. Today, our country is in a mental health crisis and even though the majority of local psychology specialists have trained in local fellowships, funding keeps getting cut. Dr. Kirk Stucky has devoted years advocating for funding for psychology training. It is fitting that he has now been honored with the APA Advocacy Service Award.

https://www.apaservices.org/advocacy/news/mental-health-fund-programs

APA Chief of Professional Practice Jared Skillings, PhD, awarded the APA Services Advocacy Award to Kirk Stucky, PsyD, ABPP. This award is given to extraordinary psychologists who go above and beyond in their work to support the field, discipline, or practice of psychology through advocacy. Stucky was honored for his tireless efforts over the past two decades to advocate for postdoctoral psychology funding from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). In 2002, he made history as the first psychologist in the nation to secure funding from CMS for a hospital-based postdoctoral psychology training program, and in 2008, he coauthored an article to assist other postdoctoral training programs in securing CMS funding. Over time, his efforts helped secure millions of dollars from CMS for postdoctoral training in the state of Michigan.