Overview

Our AOA-approved teaching programs include:

• Traditional Rotating Internship
• Internal Medicine
• Emergency Medicine
• Combined Internal Medicine - Emergency Medicine
• Family Medicine
• Elective Rotations for Visiting Medical Students
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  - Visiting Students Guide
• Pre-doctoral Program for 3rd and 4th Year Medical Students

Our teaching programs are noted for:

• Dynamic Didactics – Includes sub-specialty lectures. View a sample of our GME lecture series
• Trainees learn & work directly under our Attendings on many rotations
• Supportive peer group
• Family friendly schedules
• Community-based culture
• Resident Service
• Resident Education Days (RPAC) – statewide once a month
• OMM Lectures & Skills
• Integrated pre-doctoral & post-doctoral programs
• iPad
• $1,000 meal allowance
• Generous educational stipends

Our Graduate Medical Education programs originated in 1999 when the Westshore Osteopathic Foundation and the Sisters of Charity of St. Augustine joined with the Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine to establish our internship and residency training programs. The vision and tireless efforts of Jack J. Brill, D.O. were vital. Dr. Brill was a staunch supporter of osteopathic medicine and medical education at St. John Medical Center.

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