When care crosses specialties, clinical depth keeps the plan connected

Ruijin brings metabolic medicine, imaging and complex surgery together across a three-campus tertiary hospital system.

Ruijin Hospital campus in Shanghai
2,742

Staffed beds across three campuses

Ruijin's official English profile lists 2,742 staffed beds and 48 clinical specialties.

23

National key specialties

Its national platforms include metabolic disease, haematology, burns and reconstructive surgery, imaging and general surgery.

5,788

Professional staff

The hospital's official profile lists 5,788 professional staff across its clinical and research system.

Clinical strengths and specialist pathways

  • Endocrinology and Metabolism anchors the National Clinical Research Centre for Metabolic Diseases, with diabetes, obesity and endocrine-tumour pathways.
  • Haematology, burns and reconstructive surgery, medical imaging and general surgery provide depth for complex referrals.
  • The translational-medicine platform links clinical research, biobanking, sequencing, mass spectrometry and metabolic phenotyping.

Facilities and research platforms

  • Spectral and dual-energy CT, multimodal MRI and advanced image-guided diagnostics.
  • Digital metabolic-research chambers and translational-medicine infrastructure.
  • Specialist surgical, intensive-care and oncology platforms within a large teaching hospital.

Selected specialists by department

Ning Guang, Endocrinology and Metabolism

Endocrinology and Metabolism

Ning Guang

Professor, Chief Physician, President of Ruijin Hospital and Member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering. A national leader in diabetes, endocrine tumours and metabolic disease with more than 35 years of clinical experience.

Zhao Weili, Haematology

Haematology

Zhao Weili

Professor, Chief Physician and Vice President of Ruijin Hospital. She completed advanced study at Paris Diderot University and Saint-Louis Hospital, earned a doctorate in haematology and leads lymphoma research spanning molecular classification and targeted treatment.

Liu Yan, Burns and Reconstructive Surgery

Burns and Reconstructive Surgery

Liu Yan

Associate Professor and research lead in Burns and Reconstructive Surgery, with more than 30 years of clinical experience. Her work connects trauma repair materials, reconstruction and organ protection in critically injured patients.

Yan Fuhua, Radiology

Radiology

Yan Fuhua

Professor and Director of Radiology, with more than 35 years of clinical experience. She specialises in neurodegenerative-disease imaging, spectral CT, multimodal MRI and medical-imaging AI.

Shen Baiyong, General Surgery

General Surgery

Shen Baiyong

Professor and principal investigator in General Surgery, with more than 35 years of clinical experience. He specialises in pancreatic cancer and translational work in precision treatment, molecular subtyping and the tumour microenvironment.