Family Medicine - Doctors Hospital

Welcome to Doctors Hospital Family Medicine

Doctors Hospital Family Medicine residency program is a three-year, ACGME-accredited program, committed to empowering family physicians to provide affordable, accessible and high-quality healthcare for all. Our program focuses on a robust ambulatory experience centered around our family practice office in Grove City, Ohio, and our mobile community clinics within the Greater Columbus Metropolitan area. We are part of one of the largest osteopathic training sites in the United States.    

For more information, please contact DHFM_Residency@OhioHealth.com.

NRMP Program Code: 2122120C0

Why Choose Family Medicine at Doctors Hospital

Our residency program is designed to bring you up to speed smoothly, while learning from the best minds in the field.

 

A Comprehensive Curriculum for In-depth Training

Strong didactics: Our didactics change to meet new resident learning styles, with access to Johns Hopkins Modules and Rosh Review for board preparation. 

AMBULATORY FOCUS: Rotations are geared toward outpatient medicine to develop in-depth competency unique to family medicine needs. 

Hands-on experience: Osteopathic-Recognized Our ACGME-certified program is from one of 
the largest osteopathic training sites in the United States.

MANAGEMENT PREPARATION: Our business office rotations and didactic sessions ensure residents feel prepared to successfully manage a family medicine practice after graduation.

Diverse Clinical Experience

OhioHealth Doctors Hospital Family Medicine’s mission is to holistically serve the community by empowering family physicians to provide affordable, accessible, and high-quality healthcare for all.   

Curriculum Highlights
Community Medicine & Population Health
Osteopathic Medicine

We have strong osteopathic roots at Doctors Hospital. Osteopathy is interwoven into the way we care for our patients and how we educate our residents. All of our residents are Osteopathically Recognized once they join our program. Learn more about Osteopathic Medicine at DHFM.

  • Longitudinal Curricula: Residents rotate through multiple longitudinal clinics to reinforce clinical skills and knowledge in key areas. Learn more about our Longitudinal Curricula.
  • Interdisciplinary Team: Interdisciplinary teamwork is the foundation of effective primary care. As an OhioHealth Graduate Medical Education practice, our patients receive the support of a collaborative Care Management Team. Learn more about our Interdisciplinary Team.

Support for Our Residents

Our program is designed to ensure residents experience success and well-being during their years of training. It includes but is not limited to the following:

Scholarly Activity

We foster an environment of collaboration between residents, faculty and the medical community to support research pursuits. To that end, our family residency program offers protected time set aside for research, as well as access to the experts and resources at the OhioHealth Research and Innovation Institute. Residents further have support from a collaborative Doctors Hospital Family Practice research committee and faculty research advisors.

Valuable Program Resources
  • Pharmacists are on staff for medicine-list reconciliations and complicated therapeutic questions.
  • A PCMH Health Coach is available for support in challenging situations concerning patient management.
  • We have wellness initiatives that meet ACGME duty-hour regulations and allow for time away to attend doctor appointments. OhioHealth’s employee assistance program provides additional wellness resources and support.
  • Residents have $1,800 annual stipend to use for travel, food and lodging for conferences attended while in training. Monies can also be used for research related expenses (presentations, conferences, etc).
  • Behavioralist, social worker, financial counselor on staff.
Community Outreach

Residents at the Doctors Hospital Family Practice Residency are actively engaged in a variety of community service projects. Our community work provides residents the opportunity to build competence in treating diverse patients in a variety of settings.This includes the OhioHealth Wellness on Wheels 54-foot mobile unit that brings primary care services to residents of underserved neighborhoods.