OhioHealth/Doctors Hospital Program

The OhioHealth Doctors Hospital Family Medicine Residency program is committed to training residents in comprehensive family medicine healthcare. As an ACGME-certified program, they aim to uphold top standards in teaching patient care. The program is part of one of the largest osteopathic training sites in the United States.

Curriculum Highlights: - Residents receive extensive ambulatory training at the Family Practice Center in Grove City, with junior and senior residents seeing patients four to five half-days per week. - In-patient rotation experiences occur at OhioHealth Doctors Hospital and Nationwide Children's Hospital. - The program emphasizes diverse clinical experiences, including in-office procedures like nexplanon and IUD insertions/removals, colposcopy, minor skin procedures, joint injection/aspiration, and cryotherapy. - Residents undertake rotations in Family Practice, Internal Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Pediatrics, Emergency Medicine, and Electives.

Support for Residents: - The program offers protected research time and access to resources at the OhioHealth Research and Innovation Institute. - Pharmacists are available for medicine-list reconciliations and therapeutic questions. - A PCMH Health Coach assists with challenging patient management situations. - Wellness initiatives are in place to support residents' well-being and meet duty-hour regulations. - Residents receive an annual stipend for conference attendance and research expenses. - Community outreach opportunities allow residents to engage in serving diverse patients through projects like the OhioHealth Wellness on Wheels mobile unit.

The program is designed to ensure residents' success and well-being throughout their training. For more information, interested individuals can reach out to [email protected].