Dr. Jill Mohr, MD, Emergency Medicine Physician

Jill Mohr, MD, is a board-certified emergency medicine physician at Cleveland Clinic Hillcrest Hospital in Mayfield Heights, Ohio. She treats children, adolescents and adults who need prompt medical evaluation after an illness, injury or sudden change in health. Her clinical work takes place in both the General Emergency Department and Pediatric Emergency Department. This role requires rapid assessment, clear decisions and close work with nurses, specialists and hospital teams. Emergency care may range from minor injuries to severe conditions that need immediate stabilization.

Hillcrest Hospital operates a full-service emergency department. The hospital also has a separate pediatric emergency area next to the adult department. Both services remain available 24 hours a day.

Medical Education and Residency

Dr. Mohr completed undergraduate studies at Cleveland State University and The Ohio State University. She earned her medical degree from Northeast Ohio Medical University in 2019.

She completed an emergency medicine residency in 2022 through the program shared by Case Western Reserve University, MetroHealth Medical Center and Cleveland Clinic. The residency provided experience across hospital emergency departments and prepared her to assess patients with different levels of medical urgency. The American Board of Emergency Medicine certified Dr. Mohr in 2023. Cleveland Clinic states that she has practiced emergency medicine since 2022.

Care for Adults and Children

Dr Mohr sees patients across a broad age range. Her profile lists children, adolescents and adults. Her work in the pediatric department allows her to assess young patients who arrive with sudden illness, pain, fever, breathing concerns or injuries. Adult emergency care may include assessment of chest pain, stroke symptoms, trauma, infection, severe pain and other urgent conditions. The exact tests and treatment depend on the patient’s symptoms, medical history and condition at the time of arrival.

Emergency physicians also decide whether a patient can return home, needs further observation or requires hospital admission. Some patients may need care from surgery, cardiology, neurology, pediatrics or another hospital department. Hillcrest Hospital is a Level II Adult Trauma Center. Its emergency services also include stroke and chest pain resources for time-sensitive conditions.

Academic and Professional Work

Doctor Mohr has contributed to emergency medicine education outside her daily clinical work. Cleveland Clinic reports that she authored a chapter in an emergency medicine textbook and presented at several educational conferences. She also takes part in the Cleveland Clinic Emergency Services Institute committee for the Advancement of Women in Emergency Medicine. This committee supports professional development and representation within the specialty.

Dr. Mohr is a member of the American College of Emergency Physicians. Her Cleveland Clinic disclosure, updated January 9, 2026, states that she reported no applicable financial relationship with industry. Patients do not need a standard office appointment to receive emergency care. Dr. Mohr’s personal shift schedule is not public. Patients with an emergency can visit Hillcrest Hospital’s Emergency Department at any time.