The program is currently approved for 44 residents per year. Eleven residents at each level of training rotate between the University Hospitals and Mount Carmel West in five to six-week blocks. Residents rotate through obstetrics, benign gynecology, maternal fetal medicine, urogynecology, and gynecological oncology at both Mount Carmel West and University Hospitals. Infertility and emergency medicine is done at OSU. The curriculum fully satisfies revised Residency Review Committee (RRC) special requirements, including those for primary care training.

The teaching faculty, most of whom have appointments at OSU College of Medicine, are either board certified or pending examination. All subspecialties of obstetrics and gynecology are represented by board certified faculty members who are actively involved in clinical teaching and supervision.

Nearly 2,500 babies per year are delivered at Mount Carmel West, which also maintains an active gynecological service that includes all three subspecialties including urogynecology. At University Hospitals, 3,700 babies are delivered each year. Between Mount Carmel West, University Hospitals, and the James Cancer Hospital, nearly 4,500 gynecologic surgical procedures are performed annually. This volume provides a comprehensive educational experience for our residents.

Rotations have been added at Mount Carmel St. Ann's Hospital. These include two PGY-3 residents in benign gynecology and a PGY-1 and a PGY-2 in obstetrics. Presently, there is no night call at this hospital.