Ten residents serve at Mount Carmel West at any one time.

• PGY-1: Two residents cover labor & delivery.
• PGY-2: One resident is responsible for the antepartum admissions. One resident is assigned to gynecology-oncology.
• PGY-3: Two residents are assigned to benign gynecology services and surgery.
• PGY-4: One resident works with the gynecology-oncology team. One resident is the chief on labor & delivery. One resident is the chief of clinical gynecology surgery and urogynecology.
• One resident (PGY-1 or PGY-2) is the night float person, which ensures that the 80-hour workweek is adhered to.

All residents rotate through the Mount Carmel West program two to three months per year, either for four to six weeks at a time through two rotations or for a continuous two to three months.

Four residents rotate at Mount Carmel St. Ann's and are involved with surgery and obstetrics.

The following chart lists activities during a typical week at Mount Carmel West in the department of OB/GYN:

• Continuity clinics, a requirement, are held Monday - Thursday in the morning and afternoon, as well as on Friday morning.
• The two PGY-1 residents starting their initial rotation in June at Mount Carmel West will have their continuity clinics at Mount Carmel for the entire four years. The other residents have their continuity clinics at OSU.
• The ultrasound clinics are attended and supervised by the maternal-fetal medicine staff from OSU. They also supervise the high risk OB clinic.
• Deliveries during the day are supervised by the MFM division of OSU.
• Deliveries at night and weekends are supervised by the general OB/GYN staff at Mount Carmel.
• Clinic surgeries are supervised by the general OB/GYN staff or the GYN-Oncology staff at Mount Carmel.
• We have 4 - 6 medical students rotating through OB/GYN at Mount Carmel at any one time. Our residents, therefore, have an opportunity to teach students from OSU or Wright State University.