AtlantiCare and Temple Formalize Agreement for AC Medical School
Temple University's Lewis Katz School of Medicine and AtlantiCare have formalized an agreement to establish a new regional campus in Atlantic City, expected to open in August 2029. The partnership aims to address physician pipeline challenges in southeastern New Jersey and improve health outcomes through collaborative research and educational initiatives.
Temple University's Lewis Katz School of Medicine and AtlantiCare, a South Jersey-based healthcare system, have formalized an agreement to establish a new regional campus in Atlantic City. The campus will serve as one of four principal locations for the Katz School of Medicine and is expected to open in August 2029 with a targeted class size of 40 students. The partnership aims to address physician pipeline challenges in southeastern New Jersey and improve health outcomes through collaborative research and educational initiatives. The new campus will also accommodate third-year and fourth-year rotating students, with the first class expected to graduate in May 2033. All students will receive the same high-quality education as Temple and the Katz School of Medicine. The partnership advances AtlantiCare's Vision 2030 strategy, a six-year plan to transform healthcare across South Jersey.
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