Looking for a comprehensive list of hospital units

[Sunnysandy]

This is one of those rare times when Google fails me.

Can anyone point me in th right direction?

M/S

ICU

CCU

PICU

NICU

PACU

CVICU

Tele

ER

....

[Rose_Queen, BSN, MSN, RN]

There isn't really a set list of hospital units beyond what you've already listed. Some hospitals may have enough beds that they have floors dedicated solely to one patient population, such as urology or orthopedics. Others may even have specialized ICUs while some may only have a single ICU. It's very facility dependent.

[Sunnysandy]

There isn't really a set list of hospital units beyond what you've already listed. Some hospitals may have enough beds that they have floors dedicated solely to one patient population, such as urology or orthopedics. Others may even have specialized ICUs while some may only have a single ICU. It's very facility dependent.

Psychiatric, where does that fall? And rehab?

Also, is there a way to find out what units a particular county hospital has?

[meanmaryjean, DNP, RN]

Psychiatric, where does that fall? And rehab?

Also, is there a way to find out what units a particular county hospital has?

Call and ask.

[KelRN215, BSN, RN]

This is highly facility specific. Large academic hospitals, I would expect to have very specific units like Neurology/Neurosurgery, Oncology, Bone Marrow Transplant, Solid Organ Transplant, Cardiology/Cardiac Surgery, Orthopedics, Pulmonary, GI, Vascular, Renal. Most adult hospitals have Labor and Delivery and Post-Partum. This may all be on the same unit or different units. You're unlikely to find a NICU or a PICU in a small community hospital that doesn't have the resources to deal with critically ill children.

In my area, Psych and Rehab are generally separate hospitals.