Mount Sinai Medical Center of Cleveland Program

The Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency Program at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai – The Mount Sinai Hospital offers a comprehensive training experience that encompasses all facets of obstetrics, gynecology, and ambulatory women’s healthcare. The program aims to cultivate highly skilled clinicians and future leaders in women’s healthcare and reproductive sciences through hands-on experience with a diverse patient population, access to advanced medical resources and technology, and involvement in cutting-edge research.

Program Highlights:

• Robust Clinical Training: Residents are exposed to a wide range of subspecialties, including Complex Family Planning, Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery, Gynecologic Oncology, Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery, and Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility.
• Research Opportunities: Engagement in groundbreaking research is highly encouraged, with residents required to complete at least one research project during their training.
• Mentorship and Career Development: The program prioritizes professional mentorship to support further career development, research opportunities, and preparation for fellowship applications.
• Mindfulness and Wellness: Implementing a mindfulness curriculum to promote wellness and resilience among residents.
• Diversity and Inclusion: A committed stance towards building an inclusive, anti-racist healthcare system, evidenced by the creation of an anti-racism task force.

Equity and Inclusion:

Mount Sinai is devoted to diversity, equity, and inclusion, actively opposing all forms of bias and discrimination. The program and its residents are deeply committed to enhancing the quality of care for patients of color and to diversifying the department through concerted efforts in advocacy, education, recruitment, and more.

Living in New York City:

• Housing: Affordable housing options are provided near The Mount Sinai Hospital, including modern apartment buildings with various amenities. All PGY-1 residents are guaranteed housing.
• Transportation: Convenient access to public transportation and shuttle services between hospital sites, with additional transportation support provided for late evening travel.

How to Apply:

The application process is conducted online via ERAS with a detailed timeline for application review, submission deadlines, and interview invitations. Important to note for applicants: - The program participates in Program Signaling and conducts all interviews virtually. - Application requirements include ERAS common application, CV, LORs (including at least one from an OBGYN faculty), transcripts, USMLE scores, personal statement, and other standard documents. - Eight PGY-1 categorical positions are offered each year.

Salary and Benefits:

The program provides a competitive stipend scale, comprehensive benefits package, housing, transportation options, and additional perks such as funding for conferences and educational allowances.

Research Program:

Residents are involved in a structured research program, including mandatory research milestones, support from mentors, and opportunities to present and publish their work.

This residency offers a dynamic and supportive environment for aspiring obstetricians-gynecologists, with strong commitments to clinical excellence, research, and diversity. Applicants are encouraged to consider how this program aligns with their career goals and interests in women's health.