Arnot Ogden Medical Center Program

The Emergency Medicine Residency Program at Arnot Ogden Medical Center is a 3-year ACGME approved program that accepts 6 residents per class. The program focuses on rural and community emergency medicine. Residents have the opportunity to experience a well-rounded curriculum which includes rotations at various prestigious institutions such as the University of Rochester Strong Memorial Hospital, the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center, and Oshei Children's Hospital.

The program also offers a unique Wilderness Medicine Curriculum. Residents have the chance to participate in a trauma rotation, a pediatric intensive care rotation, and other diverse educational experiences. Additionally, the program aims to equip residents with the necessary skills to work in any setting by providing hands-on experience and exposure to various clinical environments.

The location of Arnot Ogden Medical Center offers a beautiful setting with a low cost of living. The program values diversity and inclusion and emphasizes the importance of lifelong learning in the ever-evolving field of Emergency Medicine.

Dr. Dylan Kellogg, the Program Director, and the team of faculty members are dedicated to providing high-quality education to residents. The faculty members have diverse medical backgrounds and are actively involved in shaping the learning experience of residents.

Overall, the Arnot Ogden Medical Center Emergency Medicine Residency Program offers a unique training environment with a focus on community and rural medicine, preparing residents to become proficient emergency physicians capable of making a difference in the lives of patients.