OhioHealth Doctors Hospital

• 213-bed facility situated in suburban Columbus, part of the OhioHealth Network of Hospitals
• 18-bed ICU and CCU
• All major specialties and hosting Osteopathic residency programs in Emergency Medicine, Internal Medicine, Family Practice, ENT, Obstetrics/Gynecology, Orthopedics, Vascular Surgery, and General Surgery
• Well-equipped facility with the latest technology available
• The second floor boasts a state-of-the-art training facility with the Osteopathic Heritage Medical Education Center
• The residency program is an ACGME program with an osteopathic focus
• Residents can receive board certification from ABEM. Residents rotate at Riverside Methodist Hospital, in addition to Grant Medical Center and Nationwide Children's Hospital. 
• Academic affiliation is with Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine

Columbus is the capital of and largest city in the state of Ohio. It serves as host to a thriving downtown business district with terrific shopping, dining and cultural attractions. Very close to downtown, the Short North area is home to many art galleries, eclectic restaurants, trendy shopping and unique apartments, while German Village offers beautiful old homes and ethnic dining in a safe city neighborhood. Suburban Columbus is a great place to raise a family with a wide variety of housing and public and private educational options. 

Easy access is also afforded to a number of outdoor amenities including lakes, rivers, and an excellent park system. The nationally recognized Columbus Zoo also draws many visitors each year. Sports fans enjoy The Ohio State University and pro sports including hockey, soccer, lacrosse and minor league baseball. Columbus is also home to the PGA Memorial Tournament. The professional sports and other amenities of Cincinnati and Cleveland are within a two-to-three-hour drive. In addition, many Broadway shows and major concerts are available in Columbus, throughout the year.

• ED Volume: 61,000
• ED features a three-pod system, 48 treatment rooms, two trauma rooms, and seven triage rooms, all monitored and all with computers. 
• Use of Vocera badges to facilitate communication within the ED
• Award-winning residency program with 32 residents; faculty have won ACOEP and ACEP awards for teaching and leadership
• Teaching includes bedside and didactic activities and there are residents in the department 24 hours per day; research/publication options are available
• The latest version of Epic is the EMR used throughout all of OhioHealth
• Active in EMS training, including a new EMS Fellowship, and involvement with more than a dozen EMS stations throughout Central Ohio