The Ohio State University Family Medicine Residency offers a unique blend of academic and community-based training, combining exposure to advanced technology and specialty rotations at a large academic medical center with hands-on experience at Ohio State East Hospital, an unopposed community-based facility.

Pediatric training is provided through our partnership with Nationwide Children’s Hospital, a nationally recognized leader in pediatric care.

Our mission is to prepare outstanding physicians who deliver comprehensive, patient-centered care, serve their communities, and lead through innovation and scholarships. Guided by our C.A.R.E.S. values—Compassion, Advocacy, Respect, and Service—we aim to cultivate well-rounded, resilient professionals who are equipped to address health disparities, pursue lifelong learning, and transform health care delivery at every level.

The Ohio State University's Family Medicine residency program accepts Air Force applicants each year to fill one position annually.

For additional program-specific information, including clinical rotations/schedules, curriculum, and research opportunities, please visit the OSU Family Medicine Residency.

To request an interview, please e-mail the Family Medicine Program Coordinator and include the following information:

• Name, military service, and scholarship program (HPSP, HSCP, USU, or currently on active duty as physician), e-mail address, and phone number
• Curriculum Vitae
• Personal Statement/Letter of Intent (may use the same statement in your graduate medicine education application packet)
• Self-report of USMLE/COMLEX scores
  • Include the number of attempts and whether or not you have failed any attempts
  • If USMLE/COMLEX step/level 2 scores are not available, please provide the exam date, if scheduled
• Dean’s letter/MSPE Transcript
• Three letters of recommendation