Presentation of the Centre
The Ramón y Cajal University Hospital, located in the Community of Madrid, Spain, is a leading center in the Spanish public healthcare system. Founded in 1977, it has distinguished itself by its commitment to medical excellence and innovation. This, together with its collaboration with entities in the healthcare ecosystem, integrity, and responsibility, fulfills its mission of Improving Health and Well-being by Transforming Healthcare.
Main Research Activities and Core Facilities
The hospital’s facilities include more than 700 beds, 45 operating rooms, and 13 reference units within the National Health System, of which 4 are cancer related. Additionally, the hospital has state-of-the-art laboratories and advanced diagnostic equipment, which support clinical care, personalized treatments, and research.
This hospital not only provides high-quality healthcare but is also dedicated to research and the training of future health professionals.
The hospital is a leader in biomedical research through the Ramón y Cajal Health Research Institute, with multiple projects aimed at improving the diagnosis and treatment of diseases. Priority areas include oncology, neurology, and infectious diseases. Thanks to its focus on personalized medicine and advances in innovative therapies, the center has achieved promising results that positively impact patient care.
Education
Ramón y Cajal is also a prestigious teaching center, affiliated with the University of Alcalá. It offers training programs for medical residents (MIR) and other health professionals. Its commitment to education ensures that future doctors receive a comprehensive, high-quality education, preparing professionals to face the challenges of today’s healthcare environment.