are located within the URMC complex and the Eastman Institute for Oral Health. SMD has ranked in the top 35 graduate schools by U.S. News & World Report several times. SMD also received a full six-year accreditation by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education for its 26 residency programs at Strong Memorial Hospital in 2005. The medical school opened in 1925, and its first class graduated in 1929. School of Nursing The School of Nursing is an accredited nursing education program located in the Helen Wood Hall building of URMC. In 2018, the school's Pediatric Nurse Practitioner program was ranked the 12th best in the U.S., with the School of Nursing landing 37th for the nursing master’s program and the Family Nurse Practitioner program ranked 17th by U.S. News. Recent developments Several programs and centers have been founded at URMC. In 2006, a cancer stem cell research program was established at the Wilmot Cancer Center, one of only three such programs in the United States, the others being at Harvard University and Stanford University. In 2006, a new Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute was announced. The program was awarded a $40 million NIH grant. In 2013, URMC acquired Lakeside Hospital in Brockport and renamed it URMC Strong West. When it reopened, it had an urgent care center and planned to add an emergency department. Since 2016, URMC has created a network of Urgent Care centers branded as UR Medicine Urgent Care in the Rochester, NY area. Funding and budget URMC comprises the largest portion of the University of Rochester's annual budget. For the 2004-2005 fiscal year, URMC's patient care and hospital resources accounted for 59% of the total university budget at $910 million. URMC also makes up a large portion of the university's $232 million research budget. Famous Faculty George Packer Berry (Prof. 1932-1949), later dean of Harvard Medical School Henrik Dam (Prof. 1942-1945), Nobel laureate (1943, physiology or medicine) George L. Engel, psychiatrist and creator of biopsychosocial model Paul Fiset, microbiologist and developer of the Q fever vaccine Kenneth Ouriel, vascular surgeon and researcher George Hoyt Whipple (Prof. 1914-1976), Nobel laureate (1934, physiology or medicine) Alumni Jason Diamond, plastic surgeon Mary Calderone, physician and public health advocate who was an instrumental figure in the advancement of reproductive rights and sex education in the United States. Arthur Kornberg, molecular biologist who won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine