Mercy Health - Anderson Hospital Program

The Family and Community Medicine Residency Program at Mercy Health - Anderson Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio, is an ACGME-accredited, three-year family medicine program that accepts eight residents each year. The residency program emphasizes evidence-based medicine, value-based care, diversity, wellness, and scholarly contribution. The faculty members have diverse clinical and leadership experience, focusing on preparing residents to excel in practicing dynamic and rapidly changing healthcare environments. The program aims to educate future family physicians in continuity of care, population health, and advocacy while promoting collaboration, critical appraisal, and innovative educational programs.

The program offers a comprehensive curriculum with rotations at various facilities, including Mercy Health - Anderson Hospital, Nationwide Children's Hospital, and Dayton Children's Hospital. Residents have opportunities to participate in elective rotations and scholarly activities. The didactic curriculum includes weekly resident conferences, grand rounds, core content sessions, and journal club meetings.

Application requirements for the program include three letters of recommendation, a personal statement expressing interest in family medicine, medical school transcripts, and USMLE and/or COMLEX scores. The program does not have specific USMLE score requirements but seeks highly qualified candidates with outstanding work ethics. International Medical Graduates must meet additional criteria, such as holding ECFMG certification and passing USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 CK.

Residents in the program receive competitive salaries and benefits, including health insurance, academic stipends, paid time off, and meal stipends. The program aims to provide residents with a supportive and enriching learning environment, offering opportunities for professional growth and personal development.

Cincinnati, where the residency program is located, offers a vibrant community with diverse amenities, including cultural attractions, professional sports teams, and affordable living options. Residents can expect a balanced workload with opportunities for rest and personal activities while fulfilling ACGME's Clinical Experience and Education requirements. The program supports residents in becoming competent and compassionate physicians ready to serve diverse patient populations.