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If you received treatment at one of our hospitals or practices, you may need copies of your medical records. You have the right to review and receive a copy of your medical records.
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) includes federal laws to protect the privacy of your health information. Notice of Privacy Practices / Notificación de Prácticas de Privacidad About HIPAA
Medical Records
Medical Records
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See which opportunity to help best fits you!
You can make a difference in people's lives.Every year, hundreds of volunteers help Luminis Health brighten people's days and build up the health of their communities.They guide anxious patients and visitors within the hospital, help clinical staff meet patients' needs, put the fun in fundraising and much more.Our volunteers find joy and purpose in giving back to their communities, meeting friends and being there for patients in challenging times. As a way to say thank you, we offer career experience, training, free parking and more. Offerings vary by location and unit.We do our best to match volunteers' interests and goals with our volunteer opportunities. Love animals? You'd enjoy bringing our therapy dogs to visit worried kids in our hospital. Looking for experience for a health care training program or job? Your experience stocking medical supplies and organizing patients' medical charts will look great on your resumé.You can volunteer when you want, where you want and as often as you want. Whether you're with us a few times a week or a couple of times a month, we'll be glad to have you on our team! We welcome volunteers at either of our two main hospital campuses. We also welcome volunteers at our community events throughout Anne Arundel and Prince George's counties.
Volunteer
Volunteer
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Learn more about becoming a Patient Family Advisor at AAMC and DCMC.
Commitment to patient- and family-centered careTo give you the best health care experience possible, it only makes sense that we involve you and your family members in the decision-making process. At Luminis Health, we value your opinion. That's why our Patient and Family Advisors program allows patients, family members and community members to give input on our policies, programs and practices.These advisors work with our health care providers to support our patient- and family-centered care approach. Whether you've been our patient or want to help for other reasons, we invite you to be part of our team., What kind of projects are advisors involved with?Every year, dedicated Patient and Family Advisors put in hundreds of hours, working shoulder to shoulder with Luminis Health employees to advance the understanding and practice of patient and family-centered care., Share your experience and help us improveAdvisors directly influence our policies, programs and practices. This role allows people just like you to help us deliver the best health care experience possible.As an advisor, you'll go through orientation and receive mentoring from a Luminis Health employee.Would you make a good patient & family advisor?You don't need special experience, qualifications or expertise to be a patient and family advisor, but we do look for individuals who:Are passionate about improving the health care experience.Can see beyond their own care experiences.Communicate effectively.Listen well.Respect diversity and differing opinions.Share insights and experiences in productive ways.
Patient Family Advisors
Patient & Family Advisors
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Breast Surgical Oncology Fellowship program at Luminis Health Anne Arundel Medical Center (LHAAMC) gives you the expertise and opportunities you need to advance your career in the specialized field of breast surgery. Our breast specialists perform more than 7,000 clinical encounters and care for over 600 patients with breast cancer. As a fellow in this program, you will have the opportunity to perform more than 400 surgical procedures including nipple-sparing, skin-sparing, and aesthetically flat closure mastectomies, ultrasound- and image-guided biopsies, image-guided partial mastectomies, and reconstructive surgery assists. In clinic, you will be able to care for a broad range of patients faced with breast conditions both benign and malignant. In the Breast Surgical Oncology Fellowship program, our approach to teaching is no different than our approach to patient care: kind and supportive. We train our fellows to be leaders in breast surgical care, advocate for patients and work at the forefront of breast disease research. Goals As a fellow in our Breast Surgical Oncology Fellowship program you will have the ability to: Provide superb and compassionate clinical care Foster a lifelong commitment to innovation and breast disease research Direct and understand the many facets and multidisciplinary aspects of a Breast Center Provide leadership for colleagues, Breast Center teams, government agencies, and insurance companies to improve breast disease care Advocate for your patients Articulate research, clinical and patient information in a collaborative and carefully planned manner Meghan Milburn, MD, FACSProgram Director, Breast Surgical Oncology Fellowship
Breast Surgical Oncology Fellowship Program
Breast Surgical Oncology Fellowship Program
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Internal Medicine Residency-IM Faculty
Internal Medicine Faculty