Nemours Children's Hospital Program

Overview

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Program data

ACGME History ^[2]

Accreditation Last updated: Jul 16, 2026

Initial accreditation3

Full accreditation0

Continued0

Warning0

Probationary Accreditation0

Withdrawal0

#	Academic Year	Status	Effective Date
01	2024 - 2025	Initial Accreditation	Jul 1, 2025
02	2025 - 2026	Initial Accreditation	Jul 1, 2025
03	2026 - 2027	Initial Accreditation	Jul 1, 2025

Program

Program Size

-- (3 years)^[1]

Accreditation Status

Initial Accreditation

(Effective: July 1, 2025)

Composition

--

Training

Fellowship Rate:--

Faculty-to-Residents Ratio:1.7X^[1]

Residents Career Path

--

Quality of Life

First Year Paid Sick Leave: --

First Year Paid Vacation: --

First Year Salary: $79,625^[1]

First Year Maximum Consecutive Hours on Duty: 12 hours ^[1]

First Year Average Weekly Hours: 50 hours^[1]

Admission

USMLE Step 2 Score: --

Visa Sponsorship:--

YOG Cutoff:--

Race / Ethnicity

No race data available.

Gender

No gender data available.

Incoming Schools

No incoming school data available.

Rotation Duration by Site

Benchmarks

Roster

Publications

5 Publications (5 yr)

Peer-reviewed output from faculty and residents, last 5 years

5 Publications (5 yr)

Inflammatory bowel diseases2025

Low Anti-Tumor Necrosis Factor Levels During Maintenance Phase Are Associated With Treatment Failure in Children With Crohn's Disease.

Jonathan Moses,¹Jeremy Adler,²Shehzad A Saeed,³Ann M Firestine,⁴

PMID: 39418336doi.org/10.1093/ibd/izae239

Cureus2024

The Role of Vitamin D Levels in Optimizing Treatment for Pediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) Patients and an Examination Into Different Factors That Influence IBD Treatment Outcomes.

Safia Centner,¹Chelsea Wu,¹Thinzar Zaw,¹Pablo Palomo,²

PMID: 39206328doi.org/10.7759/cureus.68055

Location

Orlando, FL ^[4]

Population

307,573

Median income

$77,719On par

Education

36.2%Above

Employment

60.6%Above

Health

7.9%Above

Age

36On par

Above the national average
Below the national average
Similar to the national average

Housing — Rental prices ^[5]

Rental prices

Typical Observed Market Rent Index - ZORI Over Time

Date

Region - Orlando, FL

State - Florida

United States

1/31/2015

$1,058

$1,166

$1,193

2/28/2015

$1,063

$1,170

$1,199

3/31/2015

$1,069

$1,175

$1,206

4/30/2015

$1,072

$1,180

$1,213

5/31/2015

$1,077

$1,186

$1,228

6/30/2015

$1,077

$1,190

$1,233

7/31/2015

$1,081

$1,196

$1,235

8/31/2015

$1,085

$1,198

$1,241

9/30/2015

$1,096

$1,206

$1,245

10/31/2015

$1,104

$1,212

$1,253

11/30/2015

$1,109

$1,220

$1,259

12/31/2015

$1,112

$1,223

$1,263

1/31/2016

$1,115

$1,229

$1,275

2/29/2016

$1,118

$1,232

$1,279

3/31/2016

$1,121

$1,238

$1,282

4/30/2016

$1,126

$1,241

$1,285

5/31/2016

$1,133

$1,244

$1,291

6/30/2016

$1,140

$1,245

$1,294

7/31/2016

$1,144

$1,248

$1,295

8/31/2016

$1,149

$1,252

$1,303

9/30/2016

$1,154

$1,259

$1,307

10/31/2016

$1,159

$1,261

$1,311

11/30/2016

$1,163

$1,264

$1,312

12/31/2016

$1,163

$1,267

$1,313

1/31/2017

$1,170

$1,272

$1,317

2/28/2017

$1,176

$1,277

$1,324

3/31/2017

$1,181

$1,284

$1,335

4/30/2017

$1,185

$1,291

$1,346

5/31/2017

$1,190

$1,295

$1,353

6/30/2017

$1,201

$1,301

$1,357

7/31/2017

$1,207

$1,305

$1,359

8/31/2017

$1,212

$1,310

$1,363

9/30/2017

$1,211

$1,313

$1,406

10/31/2017

$1,215

$1,317

$1,414

11/30/2017

$1,225

$1,320

$1,413

12/31/2017

$1,241

$1,326

$1,420

1/31/2018

$1,249

$1,332

$1,422

2/28/2018

$1,259

$1,339

$1,427

3/31/2018

$1,266

$1,343

$1,429

4/30/2018

$1,270

$1,349

$1,434

5/31/2018

$1,273

$1,351

$1,438

6/30/2018

$1,274

$1,357

$1,444

7/31/2018

$1,282

$1,363

$1,449

8/31/2018

$1,290

$1,367

$1,455

9/30/2018

$1,298

$1,371

$1,461

10/31/2018

$1,303

$1,375

$1,465

11/30/2018

$1,308

$1,381

$1,473

12/31/2018

$1,312

$1,390

$1,482

1/31/2019

$1,318

$1,390

$1,492

2/28/2019

$1,319

$1,394

$1,495

3/31/2019

$1,325

$1,398

$1,503

4/30/2019

$1,332

$1,403

$1,509

5/31/2019

$1,339

$1,406

$1,514

6/30/2019

$1,345

$1,409

$1,519

7/31/2019

$1,347

$1,414

$1,526

8/31/2019

$1,350

$1,420

$1,531

9/30/2019

$1,355

$1,427

$1,534

10/31/2019

$1,360

$1,432

$1,541

11/30/2019

$1,362

$1,435

$1,545

12/31/2019

$1,362

$1,439

$1,552

1/31/2020

$1,363

$1,446

$1,560

2/29/2020

$1,366

$1,451

$1,565

3/31/2020

$1,373

$1,458

$1,565

4/30/2020

$1,369

$1,457

$1,566

5/31/2020

$1,364

$1,458

$1,563

6/30/2020

$1,358

$1,459

$1,562

7/31/2020

$1,359

$1,465

$1,571

8/31/2020

$1,357

$1,472

$1,574

9/30/2020

$1,358

$1,482

$1,586

10/31/2020

$1,357

$1,495

$1,593

11/30/2020

$1,364

$1,509

$1,602

12/31/2020

$1,372

$1,518

$1,606

1/31/2021

$1,382

$1,532

$1,613

2/28/2021

$1,397

$1,551

$1,620

3/31/2021

$1,411

$1,571

$1,629

4/30/2021

$1,431

$1,601

$1,649

5/31/2021

$1,455

$1,625

$1,663

6/30/2021

$1,488

$1,665

$1,686

7/31/2021

$1,519

$1,704

$1,707

8/31/2021

$1,558

$1,759

$1,729

9/30/2021

$1,600

$1,810

$1,752

10/31/2021

$1,641

$1,845

$1,767

11/30/2021

$1,670

$1,866

$1,777

12/31/2021

$1,693

$1,899

$1,791

1/31/2022

$1,714

$1,932

$1,800

2/28/2022

$1,730

$2,018

$1,820

3/31/2022

$1,747

$2,045

$1,829

4/30/2022

$1,768

$2,069

$1,841

5/31/2022

$1,791

$2,091

$1,852

6/30/2022

$1,806

$2,108

$1,861

7/31/2022

$1,820

$2,122

$1,868

8/31/2022

$1,825

$2,128

$1,872

9/30/2022

$1,824

$2,133

$1,875

10/31/2022

$1,824

$2,140

$1,873

11/30/2022

$1,830

$2,152

$1,875

12/31/2022

$1,835

$2,152

$1,874

1/31/2023

$1,839

$2,169

$1,877

2/28/2023

$1,844

$2,175

$1,879

3/31/2023

$1,851

$2,188

$1,884

4/30/2023

$1,854

$2,189

$1,886

5/31/2023

$1,851

$2,199

$1,886

6/30/2023

$1,844

$2,198

$1,886

7/31/2023

$1,838

$2,197

$1,891

8/31/2023

$1,837

$2,203

$1,908

9/30/2023

$1,833

$2,204

$1,912

10/31/2023

$1,832

$2,204

$1,916

11/30/2023

$1,830

$2,203

$1,918

12/31/2023

$1,834

$2,210

$1,921

1/31/2024

$1,839

$2,212

$1,928

2/29/2024

$1,841

$2,209

$1,932

3/31/2024

$1,838

$2,204

$1,935

4/30/2024

$1,839

$2,209

$1,942

5/31/2024

$1,842

$2,218

$1,946

6/30/2024

$1,849

$2,221

$1,973

7/31/2024

$1,853

$2,238

$1,958

8/31/2024

$1,853

$2,245

$1,992

9/30/2024

$1,854

$2,245

$1,993

10/31/2024

$1,853

$2,249

$1,995

11/30/2024

$1,855

$2,254

$1,999

12/31/2024

$1,854

$2,258

$2,003

1/31/2025

$1,853

$2,258

$2,006

2/28/2025

$1,856

$2,257

$2,007

3/31/2025

$1,858

$2,258

$2,016

4/30/2025

$1,857

$2,259

$2,019

5/31/2025

$1,856

$2,262

$2,022

6/30/2025

$1,855

$2,264

$2,026

7/31/2025

$1,856

$2,265

$2,029

8/31/2025

$1,858

$2,266

$2,027

9/30/2025

$1,861

$2,269

$2,030

10/31/2025

$1,864

$2,270

$2,052

11/30/2025

$1,863

$2,273

$2,095

12/31/2025

$1,862

$2,286

$2,086

1/31/2026

$1,859

$2,294

$2,160

2/28/2026

$1,856

$2,381

$2,178

Crime — All violent offences ^[6]

Rate per 100,000 residents

Rate per 100,000 people Over Time

Date

Region - Orlando, FL

State - Florida

United States

4/1/2021

65

41

5/1/2021

74

46

6/1/2021

69

44

7/1/2021

73

47

8/1/2021

72

45

9/1/2021

68

43

10/1/2021

71

44

11/1/2021

62

39

12/1/2021

65

40

1/1/2022

62

42

2/1/2022

58

39

3/1/2022

68

45

4/1/2022

67

45

5/1/2022

71

49

6/1/2022

69

47

7/1/2022

72

49

8/1/2022

71

48

9/1/2022

70

46

10/1/2022

70

46

11/1/2022

62

41

12/1/2022

219

50

1/1/2023

69

44

2/1/2023

61

39

3/1/2023

69

44

4/1/2023

71

45

5/1/2023

77

49

6/1/2023

73

47

7/1/2023

77

49

8/1/2023

76

48

9/1/2023

73

46

10/1/2023

75

47

11/1/2023

66

41

12/1/2023

151

47

1/1/2024

67

40

2/1/2024

64

39

3/1/2024

71

43

4/1/2024

71

44

5/1/2024

78

48

6/1/2024

72

46

7/1/2024

74

48

8/1/2024

72

46

9/1/2024

70

45

10/1/2024

69

44

11/1/2024

63

40

12/1/2024

125

42

1/1/2025

66

37

2/1/2025

62

34

3/1/2025

73

41

4/1/2025

76

41

5/1/2025

78

44

6/1/2025

76

43

7/1/2025

79

45

8/1/2025

77

43

9/1/2025

73

41

10/1/2025

73

40

11/1/2025

69

37

12/1/2025

66

35

1/1/2026

59

32

2/1/2026

44

27

3/1/2026

12

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Living in Orlando, FL

Crime Rate and Safety

Orlando's overall crime rate is higher than the national average, with property crime being more prevalent than violent crime. It is important to be cautious in certain neighborhoods and practice safety measures.

Fun Activities

Orlando is famous for its theme parks, including Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, and SeaWorld. The city also offers outdoor activities, restaurants, shopping, and cultural events.

Climate

Orlando has a subtropical climate with hot and humid summers and mild winters. Be prepared for frequent rain showers, especially during the summer months.

Races and Population

Orlando is a diverse city with a mix of different races and ethnicities. The population is growing rapidly due to the city's appeal to tourists and residents alike.

Education

Orlando has a variety of educational opportunities, including public and private schools, colleges, and universities. The city also has a strong focus on STEM education and research.

Cost of Living

The cost of living in Orlando is relatively high compared to the national average, especially in terms of housing and healthcare. However, there are affordable neighborhoods and living options available.

Proximity to Bigger Cities

Orlando is located about 4 hours away from Miami by car, which offers a vibrant urban experience with a mix of cultures and nightlife. Tampa is about 1.5 hours away, known for its waterfront attractions and cultural scene.

Pros

Abundant entertainment options
diverse community
educational opportunities
and proximity to other major cities.
Orlando's overall crime rate is higher than the national average
with property crime being more prevalent than violent crime. It is important to be cautious in certain neighborhoods and practice safety measures. Fun Activities: Orlando is famous for its theme parks
including Walt Disney World
Universal Studios
and SeaWorld. The city also offers outdoor activities
restaurants
shopping
and cultural events. Climate: Orlando has a subtropical climate with hot and humid summers and mild winters. Be prepared for frequent rain showers
especially during the summer months. Races and Population: Orlando is a diverse city with a mix of different races and ethnicities. The population is growing rapidly due to the city's appeal to tourists and residents alike. Education: Orlando has a variety of educational opportunities
including public and private schools
colleges
and universities. The city also has a strong focus on STEM education and research. Cost of Living: The cost of living in Orlando is relatively high compared to the national average
especially in terms of housing and healthcare. However
there are affordable neighborhoods and living options available. Proximity to Bigger Cities: Orlando is located about 4 hours away from Miami by car
which offers a vibrant urban experience with a mix of cultures and nightlife. Tampa is about 1.5 hours away
known for its waterfront attractions and cultural scene. Pros: Abundant entertainment options
diverse community
educational opportunities
and proximity to other major cities. Cons: Higher crime rate
humid climate
and above-average cost of living.

Cons

Higher crime rate
humid climate
and above-average cost of living.
Orlando's overall crime rate is higher than the national average
with property crime being more prevalent than violent crime. It is important to be cautious in certain neighborhoods and practice safety measures. Fun Activities: Orlando is famous for its theme parks
including Walt Disney World
Universal Studios
and SeaWorld. The city also offers outdoor activities
restaurants
shopping
and cultural events. Climate: Orlando has a subtropical climate with hot and humid summers and mild winters. Be prepared for frequent rain showers
especially during the summer months. Races and Population: Orlando is a diverse city with a mix of different races and ethnicities. The population is growing rapidly due to the city's appeal to tourists and residents alike. Education: Orlando has a variety of educational opportunities
including public and private schools
colleges
and universities. The city also has a strong focus on STEM education and research. Cost of Living: The cost of living in Orlando is relatively high compared to the national average
especially in terms of housing and healthcare. However
there are affordable neighborhoods and living options available. Proximity to Bigger Cities: Orlando is located about 4 hours away from Miami by car
which offers a vibrant urban experience with a mix of cultures and nightlife. Tampa is about 1.5 hours away
known for its waterfront attractions and cultural scene. Pros: Abundant entertainment options
diverse community
educational opportunities
and proximity to other major cities. Cons: Higher crime rate
humid climate
and above-average cost of living.

FAQ

Elective options include advanced IBD, advanced motility, pediatric radiology and interventional radiology, pediatric pathology, pediatric general surgery, transplant and hepatology outpatient experience, advanced procedures, and hospital medicine. Continuity clinic is maintained during elective periods so fellows preserve outpatient longitudinal experience while exploring career-specific interests.

Overview

SmartPick

Program data

ACGME History ^[2]

Program

Training

Quality of Life

Admission

Race / Ethnicity

Gender

Incoming Schools

Rotation Duration by Site

Benchmarks

Roster

Publications

Low Anti-Tumor Necrosis Factor Levels During Maintenance Phase Are Associated With Treatment Failure in Children With Crohn's Disease.

The Role of Vitamin D Levels in Optimizing Treatment for Pediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) Patients and an Examination Into Different Factors That Influence IBD Treatment Outcomes.

Location

Housing — Rental prices ^[5]

Crime — All violent offences ^[6]

Living in Orlando, FL

Crime Rate and Safety

Fun Activities

Climate

Races and Population

Education

Cost of Living

Proximity to Bigger Cities

Pros

Cons

FAQ

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