OhioHealth/Grant Medical Center Program

Program Description

Grant Family Medicine Residency Program’s mission is to train family medicine physicians who provide comprehensive, equitable, and innovative care for the community they serve. Our office is in downtown Columbus, OH, across the street from OhioHealth Grant Medical Center. Due to our accessible location and emphasis on inclusion, we have been able to create a vibrant, welcoming office that cares for our community and diverse patient population in an empowering and patient-centered way. Residents experience a curriculum that is focused on comprehensive ambulatory care while maintaining an active hospital presence through our inpatient and obstetrics/newborn services. Our full-spectrum patient care allows for effective transitions of care, multidisciplinary care that focuses on social determinants of health, and advocacy for equitable policy change. During their training, residents are given progressive responsibility and autonomy to ensure continuous growth paired with the support and wellness needed to succeed. Residents have the opportunity to personalize their experience through an area of concentration, which include advocacy, faculty development, geriatrics, global health, HIV care, inpatient medicine, LGBTQ+ care, reproductive health, sports medicine, and urban underserved care. We also have addiction, geriatric, and hospitalist medicine fellowships available at Grant Medical Center. Since our founding in 1971 as one of the first ACGME-approved programs, Grant Family Medicine has valued preparing compassionate, outstanding family medicine physicians who can meet the needs and assist in improving the health of their communities. Our network consists of more than 500 graduates! We continue to grow and contribute to the community of family medicine physicians across the world.

Community Setting

• Urban
• Urban

Top 3 Program Strengths

No strengths provided

Primary Admitting Hospital

Grant Medical Center

Length of Program

3 Years

Clinic Funding

No federal or government clinic funding

Positions

	PGY-1	PGY-2	PGY-3
Offered:	PGY-1: 12	PGY-2: 12	PGY-3: 12
Filled:	PGY-1: 12	PGY-2: 12	PGY-3: 9

Has Residential Organization

Yes

Required ICU Rotations

Less than two months

Required General Surgery Rotations

Less than two months

Required Maternity Rotations

Three months

Level of Pregnancy Care Training Provided

At least 20 deliveries for all residents; comprehensive pregnancy care with 80 or more deliveries for a few residents.

Required Pediatrics Rotations

Five months

Offers International Rotations

Yes

Half Day Table (years 1-n)

	PGY-1	PGY-2	PGY-3
Half days	PGY-1: 2	PGY-2: 3	PGY-3: 5

Hospital Trips Table (years 1-n)

	PGY-1	PGY-2	PGY-3
Call from home trips to hospital	PGY-1: None	PGY-2: None	PGY-3: None

Night Calls Table (years 1-n)

	PGY-1	PGY-2	PGY-3
Average In hospital night calls	PGY-1: q6d	PGY-2: q7d-q14d	PGY-3: q15d-q28d
Night Float	PGY-1: Yes	PGY-2: Yes	PGY-3: Yes

Has Computer Documentation

Yes

Offers Rural Rotations

Yes

Has Electronic Health Records

Yes

Primary Admitting Hospital

Grant Medical Center

Total Hospital Beds

670

Full Time Doctor Faculty

15

Full Time Other Faculty

1

Full Time Physicians Extender Faculty

0

Total Rotation Hospitals

2

Total Admitting Hospitals

1

Total Family Practice Centers

1

Has Federally Qualified Rotations

Yes

Base Salary and Vacation Table (years 1-n)

	PGY-1	PGY-2	PGY-3
Salary	PGY-1: $65,100	PGY-2: $67,500	PGY-3: $69,500
Weeks of Vacation	PGY-1: 4	PGY-2: 4	PGY-3: 4

Benefits

• Funding for attending conferences
• Liability Insurance
• Disability Insurance
• Life Insurance
• Health Insurance
• Parking
• Meals
• Sick Leave / Personal Time
• Fitness Center
• Time off for conferences
• AAFP Membership
• Medical license fee
• DEA license fee

Offers Fellowship

Yes

Fellowship Leads To Post-Graduation

No

Offers Clerkship

Yes