Program Overview
Summary of Residency Program
The Ohio State University Family and Community Medicine Residency Program is dedicated to developing compassionate and skilled family medicine leaders. With a rigorous approach to education, the program emphasizes health equity, community engagement, and diverse clinical experiences. It offers both MD and DO training, highlighting a supportive environment with numerous learning opportunities across various settings, including urban and rural primary care. The residents benefit from robust academic resources and an engaged faculty committed to their professional growth.
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Program Details
Specialty
Family Medicine
IMG Friendly (Y/N)
Yes
IMG Friendly (detail)
The residency program at Ohio State University does not explicitly mention the acceptance of International Medical Graduates (IMG). However, given that they offer a diverse training environment, opportunities for various academic and clinical experiences, and highlight their focus on health equity and underserved communities, it is likely that they may consider IMG applicants. More specific information regarding ECFMG certification or visa sponsorship is not provided in the text.
Categorical Positions
10
Categorical Positions (detail)
The Ohio State University Family Medicine residency program has 12 categorical positions per year; further detail on prelim or rural residents is not mentioned.
Program Website
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1645 Neil Avenue, Columbus, OH 43210
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Current Residents
Overview
The Ohio State Family Medicine Residency currently has a total of 10 PGY-1 residents, comprising of 7 MDs and 3 DOs. Among these, there is at least 1 resident from an international medical school, reflecting some diversity in the training cohort. The program fosters an inclusive environment where residents can explore their interests within family medicine and work together as a supportive community.
PGY-1 MD
10
PGY-1 DO
3
PGY-1 IMG
1
Curriculum & Education
Overview
The program offers a diverse and talented group of family medicine residents who go through various educational and training experiences. Residents are trained through a combination of academic and clinical practice to ensure comprehensive learning across all aspects of family medicine.
Application
Application Process: PGY-1 residents are to apply through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). The application must include the following materials: personal statement, curriculum vitae (CV), United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) scores, and letters of recommendation. Interviews will typically occur in November and December, and it is highly advised to apply early as the program fills quickly. The deadline for submitting applications is typically in late September or early October.
# of Locations
Residents work at multiple locations including OSU Wexner, OSU East, outpatient locations, and Nationwide Children's Hospital.
Fellowship
The residency program offers various fellowship opportunities for residents post-graduation. Recent graduates have pursued fellowships in Adolescent Medicine at the University of Michigan, POCUS Fellowship at The Ohio State University, and other specialties such as Palliative Medicine and Urgent Care. Graduates have also joined community practices and academic departments in various locations across the United States.
Resident Life
Overview
The residency program at Ohio State emphasizes health equity, supports underserved communities, and provides opportunities to utilize cutting-edge technologies in a collaborative environment.
On Call Schedule
# of Years of Program
The residency program usually lasts for three years (PGY-1 to PGY-3).
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Alumni
Our residency program graduates have achieved prominence and success in community practice and at major academic institutions throughout the United States. Recent alumni include Dr. Justin Anderson who completed a POCUS Fellowship at The Ohio State University, and Dr. Alexandra Burnett who will complete an Adolescent Medicine Fellowship at the University of Michigan, among others.
Salary & Benefits
Benefits Overview
The program offers a diverse and supportive learning environment, strong emphasis on health equity, numerous opportunities including integrative medicine, and palliative care.
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