St Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital/NEOMED Program

The Family Medicine Residency Program at St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital has been an integral part of the Youngstown, Ohio area since 1977. The program is dedicated to preparing the next generation of family physicians to provide high-quality medical care. The duration of training is three years with a total of 12 residents accepted, four per year. The program emphasizes enhancing residents' understanding of disease processes and applying knowledge to diverse patient populations.

Application requirements include a completed ERAS application, an official Dean's Letter, three professional letters of recommendation, a personal statement, curriculum vitae, medical school transcript, and USMLE/COMLEX scores. Candidate eligibility criteria specify that applicants must be U.S. citizens, permanent residents, or eligible for J-1 or H-1B Visa. Graduates from accredited medical schools are eligible to apply, including international medical school graduates who meet specific requirements.

Residents receive competitive salary compensation and benefits, including insurance coverage, paid time off, academic stipends, moving expenses, meals, parking, fitness facilities access, child care services, and more. The program offers a supportive learning environment with opportunities for growth and professional development. Residents also have the chance to explore culture and nightlife in the area.

The program's curriculum includes rotations at various facilities, covering a range of specialties. Residents participate in elective rotations and a comprehensive didactic curriculum that incorporates formal teaching sessions and clinical experiences. Opportunities for procedures, research, scholarly activities, and publications are available, preparing residents for board certification and future practice. The program demonstrates a commitment to education, patient care, research, and technology. Residents can also engage in moonlighting opportunities with program approval.