The hospital centre

CHUS

Sherbrooke’s university hospital, the Centre hospitalier universitaire de Sherbrooke (CHUS), was created from the 1995 merger of the Centre hospitalier universitaire de Sherbrooke, the Hôtel-Dieu Hospital of Sherbrooke, the Saint-Vincent-de-Paul Hospital and short-term care services at the Sherbrooke Hospital.

The CHUS is the fourth largest hospital in Quebec, and the only one to play the double role of university hospital and regional hospital. It also plays a key supra-regional role as a reference centre for ultra-specialized services, mainly for the residents of the Centre-du-Québec and Montérégie administrative regions.

Click here to view the CHUS site. (French)

Étienne-Le Bel Clinical Research Centre

Located at the Fleurimont site of the CHUS, the Étienne-Le Bel Clinical Research Centre welcomes more than 161 researchers working in 12 research fields, more than 487 graduate students, more than 160 nurses and other research personnel. It covers an area of 7590 square metres.

Click here to view the Research Centre site. (French)

Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences

The Université de Sherbrooke has the first Canadian and French-language medical faculty to be recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO). The medical faculty has become a major player in Quebec, the rest of Canada and internationally, thanks to its connection to the university hospital, its innovative teaching renowned around the world, its designation as a WHO collaborator, and its five centres and 11 research chairs.

Click here to view the faculty site. (French)