Program Overview

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Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency Program

The Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency Program at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) is dedicated to providing a comprehensive education and training experience for future obstetricians and gynecologists.

Program Overview

The program is designed to provide residents with a strong foundation in the clinical and surgical management of women's health, as well as the opportunity to develop their skills in research, education, and leadership.

Curriculum

The curriculum is divided into four years of training, with each year building on the previous one to provide a progressive increase in responsibility and autonomy.

• Year 1: Intern year, focusing on the fundamentals of obstetrics and gynecology
• Year 2: Junior resident, with increased responsibility for patient care and management
• Year 3: Senior resident, with a focus on advanced surgical training and leadership skills
• Year 4: Chief resident, with responsibility for leading the residency team and developing administrative skills

Research Opportunities

The program offers a wide range of research opportunities, including:

• Clinical research: Residents can participate in clinical trials and studies, working with faculty members to design and implement research projects
• Basic science research: Residents can work in the laboratory, conducting basic science research in areas such as reproductive biology and oncology
• Quality improvement: Residents can participate in quality improvement projects, working to improve patient outcomes and healthcare delivery

Faculty and Mentoring

The program has a strong faculty-to-resident ratio, with experienced mentors who provide guidance and support throughout the residency.

• Faculty members are experts in their fields, with a wide range of specialties and interests
• Mentoring: Residents are assigned a faculty mentor who provides guidance and support throughout the residency

Resident Life

The program values work-life balance and provides a supportive environment for residents to thrive.

• Resident wellness: The program prioritizes resident wellness, with regular check-ins and support for mental and physical health
• Social events: The program hosts regular social events, including resident gatherings and departmental celebrations

Alumni

The program has a strong network of alumni, with graduates going on to successful careers in obstetrics and gynecology.

• Alumni achievements: Graduates have gone on to become leaders in their fields, with many pursuing academic and research careers
• Alumni network: The program maintains a strong connection with its alumni, with regular updates and opportunities for networking

Current Residents

The program currently has residents from a diverse range of backgrounds and interests.

• Class of 2026:
  • Sara Phillips, M.D.
  • Jeanne Shi, M.D.
  • Sophie Weinstein, M.D.
  • Kimberly Schaefer, M.D.
  • Emily Wolverton, M.D.
  • Christine Nguyen Dawson, M.D.
  • Rachel Mnuk, M.D.
  • Astha Mittal, M.D.
• Class of 2027:
  • Samuel Melville, M.D.
  • Erica Qiao, M.D.
  • Caroline Braun, M.D.
  • Katherine Bolten, M.D.
  • Leda Espinoza, M.D.
  • Sara Grundy, M.D.
  • Geffan Pearlson, M.D.
  • Carter Scott, M.D.
• Class of 2028:
  • Annalise Panthofer, M.D.
  • Jallanie Negussie, M.D.
  • Kelly Shriver, M.D.
  • Veronica Hutchison, M.D.
  • Vincent Moore, M.D.
  • Amy Kelleher, M.D.
  • Katrina Rapp, M.D.
  • Aleksei Dingel, M.D.
• Class of 2029:
  • Megha Arora, M.D.
  • Elizabeth Cedars, M.D.
  • Jane Duncan, M.D.
  • Erin Howard, M.D.
  • Marilyn Mathew, M.D.
  • Helena Reising, M.D.
  • Ana Tomlinson, M.D.
  • Jessie Walter, M.D.