Four-Year ACGME Accredited Program | Seven Residents per Year (beginning in 2024)/28 Residents | No Research Year
Program Advantages
Please see the complete list of residency benefits which can be found on our Stipends and Benefits page.
Clinics are scheduled Monday through Friday.
A.M. | P.M. | |
Monday | Continuity Clinic | |
Tuesday | Continuity Clinic | Continuity Clinic |
Wednesday | Continuity Clinic | Continuity Clinic |
Thursday | High Risk Obstetrics (HROB) | Continuity Clinic |
Friday | Resident Education | Acute Care & Continuity Clinic |
PGY1
Fetal Monitoring Conference
PGY2
High Risk OB Conference
PGY3
Menopause or ISSVD Conference +
CREOG Leadership Workshop
PGY4
Ultrasound CME Course
Monday - Thursday
Morning Report 7:00 a.m.
Monday
Primary Care topic
Tuesday
OB or REI topic
Wednesday
MFM topic
Thursday
GYN topic
Friday
Department Grand Rounds & Resident Education
7:30 - Noon (see monthly education schedule)
Fridays 7:30 a.m. to Noon
Week 1
Gynecologic Oncology topic
Preop/Chief Rounds
Resident Business Meeting
Week 2
Department meeting
MFM
Ultrasound Series
Sim Lab
Week 3
MFM
Case List Review
Resident Grand Rounds
OB/GYN Topic Review
Week 4
Sim Lab
M&M Review
GYN Faculty lecture
Journal Club
Akron, Ohio
Year Founded: 1825 | Population: 198,148 | Area 62.4 square miles | Mayor: Shammas Malik
Akron is located approximately 35 miles south of Cleveland. It lies within a 500- mile radius of 42 major U.S. cities, where 57 percent of the country's population and 60 percent of the country's buying power are found.
Northeast Ohio is home to 26 fortune 1,000 company headquarters, including Goodyear, Lubrizol, J.M. Smucker, Progressive Insurance, and Sherwin Williams. Also, Northeast Ohio is a national leader in polymer and liquid crystal research and development.
The Greater Akron Area is a welcoming community rich in heritage and cultural diversity, offering big-city amenities with a hometown feel in one of America's most affordable metropolitan areas. Residents have convenient access to a number of well-known recreational activities.
Professional sports teams:
Cleveland Browns Cleveland Cavaliers Cleveland Guardians
Akron RubberDucks (Guardians minor league team) Lake Erie Monsters (American Hockey League)
Museums & attractions:
Akron Art Museum Cleveland Orchestra Professional Football Hall of Fame
Akron Symphony Museum of Contemporary Art Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Blossom Music Center Playhouse Square The Cleveland Museum of Art
Cleveland Museum of Natural History The John S. Knight Center
Outdoor parks, Activities and Entertainment for each season:
Akron Zoo Cuyahoga Valley National Park Portage Lakes
Boston Mills/Brandywine Ski Resort F.A. Seiberling Nature Realm PGA Bridgestone Senior Tournament
Cedar Point Amusement Park Lock 3 (live music and entertainment park) Summit County Metro Parks
Cleveland Zoo Ohio and Erie Canal Towpath Trail Various biking, hiking and camping sites
Near by airports for convenient travel:
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport & Akron Canton Regional Airport
The high case volume at the Akron Campus enables our residents to more than meet the case numbers set by the ACGME. With resident engagement in the OR from the first day of residency, residents can expect to amass an excellent portfolio of procedure experience by the time of graduation. Below is an example of typical case counts averaged from recent graduates.
Case Category Summa Chief Resident Case Count ACGME Required Case Count
Spontaneous Delivery 277 200
Cesarean Delivery 243 145
Operative Vaginal Delivery 34 15
Obstetric Ultrasound 54 50
Abdominal Hysterectomy 30 20
Vaginal Hysterectomy 17 15
Laparoscopic Hysterectomy 104 15
Total Hysterectomy 151 85
Incontinence & Pelvic Floor 56 25
Cystoscopy 47 10
Laparoscopy 149 60
Operative Hysterectomy 93 40
Abortion 47 20
Transvaginal Ultrasound 62 50
Surgery for Invasive Cancer 53 25