OB/GYN Residency Program

Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center offers a comprehensive and progressive residency in the specialty of obstetrics & gynecology.

The OB/GYN Residency is designed to accommodate the individual learning needs of osteopathic physicians who plan to pursue a career in obstetrics & gynecology.

Post-graduate training in OB/GYN focuses on all aspects of women's health care, emphasizing primary care in its curriculum. The role of the obstetrician/gynecologist in providing total women's health care, which has long been practiced, is an integral part of our training program.

The didactic needs of the post-graduate trainee are met through lectures, journal clubs, case presentations, and teaching rounds. Senior OB/GYN Residents are key to the successful rotations of students and other house staff members, providing constant and consistent support white encouraging the continued learning process.

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Continuity of care is provided within the structure of the HRHCare Martin Luther King, Jr., Community Health Center, as well as the HRHCare Maxine S. Postal Tri Community Health Care. Post-graduate trainees see a wide variety of both obstetric and gynecologic patients following these patients through their course of treatment inclusive of deliveries, surgeries or routine screenings.

The four-year training program is tailored to the specific needs and career interests of each resident.

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Upon completion of the residency program the post-graduate trainee will be well equipped to manage medical and surgical problems in all aspects of the specialty.
 

OB/GYN Statistics

Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center opened its doors in 1959. Throughout the years, modernizations and renovations have made what was once a small community hospital into the Medical Center that it is today.