In addition to our core curriculum and training opportunities, Hurley’s obstetrics and gynecology residency training program includes the following key elements:

Highly Experienced Faculty: Our Obstetrics and Gynecology residency program is staffed by board-certified faculty in maternal fetal medicine, gynecologic oncology, reproductive endocrinology and ambulatory care. Additionally, 15 faculty members have direct responsibility for resident oversight and provide a complete, in-depth clinical and academic experience.

Responsibility for Patient Care: Our residents are integral members of the Hurley medical team and are offered extensive opportunities to provide primary patient care services. As residents’ experience and knowledge continue to increase, they are given additional responsibility in supervising junior colleagues, helping them develop mentorship skills that will serve them well throughout their careers.

In Year 1, Ob-Gyn residents concentrate on acquiring necessary psychomotor, cognitive and attitudinal skills to provide care for uncomplicated gynecologic or low-risk obstetric patients. In Year 2, residents learn about medical and obstetric problems of high-risk patients, with a focus on developing skills to diagnosis and manage gynecologic patients. Year 3 provides increasing responsibility for preoperative and postoperative care, management of difficult obstetrical problems, and performance of a variety of gynecologic surgeries. Residents also must maintain an active interest in the application of basic medical sciences. In Year 4, residents become chief residents. They are responsible for their junior colleagues, for supervising staff consultation service, and and for managing more difficult gynecologic and obstetric patients.

Only an hour from Ann Arbor, Detroit and Lansing — Hurley Medical Center is situated near the heart of Southeastern Michigan’s vibrant educational and business corridor. Work/life balance is an important component of the Ob-Gyn program; the area offers numerous cultural opportunities and, for residents who pursue outdoor activities, Michigan’s famous lakes, state parks and natural wonders are just a short drive away. Of course, there's hiking, kayaking, biking, ice-skating, and more right in Flint, which also hosts a surprisingly expansive cultural center and a nationally renowned foot race training program: The CRIM.

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