Duluth Children’s is the regions largest provider of pediatric care. With over 65 pediatric specialists and sub specialists on staff and the region’s only PICU and NICU, we are able to care for the areas most critically ill infants and children.

• Level III, 25 bed NICU located at St. Mary’s Medical Center, the largest provider of Pediatric specialty and sub-specialty services in the region
• Join 2 Neonatologists, 4 NNP’s and an outstanding nursing staff
• Strong OB physician and Perinatologist support
• Home to the region’s only Neonatal and Pediatric Intensive Care units
• Average 330 admissions/year; Average daily census – 14 infants
• 65 Pediatric specialists and sub-specialists on staff ranging from Oncology to Neurology
• Supporting member of NACHRI, committed to excellence in providing health care to children through clinical care, research, training and advocacy
• Active transport system serving MN, WI and MI
• Implementing Phase I of a new Children’s Hospital

The Duluth Clinic is nationally recognized,  400+ physician,  multi-specialty group,  part of the SMDC Health System that is comprised of 17 clinic locations and 4 hospitals.  As the region's largest most comprehensive provide of primary,  secondary,  and tertiary healthcare,  we serve as a regional population of 460,000 people in Minnesota,  Wisconsin and Michigan.

Ask anyone who's been to Duluth and they'll tell you there's nothing like it.  It is a scenic wonder with natural beauty, and an all-around great place to get away. 

• 105 municipal parks totaling 3,264 acres, plus:
• Two 27-hole golf courses
• 41 tennis courts.
• 29 baseball/softball fields.
• 22 neighborhood recreation centers
• 45 miles of snowmobile trails.
• 44 kilometers of cross-country ski trails.
• 8 self-guided hiking trails.
• Regional zoo.
• Dozens of rivers and creeks within the city.
• Secluded waterfalls throughout town.
• Rock–climbing opportunities throughout the city.
• Home to the North Shore Scenic Drive, designated a National All American Road
• 30-mile scenic drive follows ancient shoreline 600 feet above the city.
• Abundance of wildlife; including bear, deer and moose within city limits.
• Fishing opportunities: salmon, lake trout, sturgeon, walleye, other big-water fish, plus the annual “smelt run.”
• Rose garden blooms with more than 40,000 roses.

• Enger Tower overlooks the city and was dedicated by Crown Prince Olav of Norway.

• Some of the most vertical downhill skiing in the Midwest.
• Just over one-hour drive to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness
• Thousands of acres of untouched wilderness.
• "State of the Air 2002" report places Duluth among the top 10 metropolitan areas in the United States with the least smog pollution according to data released by the American Lung Association from EPA Air Quality Index research.
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