Program Structure
The Ohio State Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Health offers a dynamic general psychiatry residency program that emphasizes the connection between mental and physical health.
The OSU Psychiatry Residency Program is excited to welcome our 16 new PGY1 in June 2024:
- Safeer Ahmad, DO- Ohio University
- Miriam Alghothani, MD- Ohio State University
- Kayleigh Antonelli, DO- Ohio University
- Jacob Cantrell, MD- Indiana University
- Ethan Chan, MD- Ohio State University
- Ho Chen, MD- University of Illinois
- Stephen Collins, MD- Michigan State University
- Robert Long, MD- NEOMED
- Gracyn Noffert, MD- Ohio State University
- Ashley Rector, MD- Tufts University
- Samantha Saloom, MD- University of Pittsburgh
- Paige Shea, DO- Marian University
- Varna Thayaparan, MD- Ohio State University
- Abigail Waltz, MD- University of Illinois
- Emily Warner, MD- University of Toledo
- Andrew Wong, MD- St. Louis University
Launch your medical career within a department that boasts:
- Consistently high passage rates on the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (ABPN) exam
- Ample opportunities to develop as an educator with approximately 200 students in each College of Medicine class
- An interdisciplinary education that provides regular interaction with other medical center specialists and daily opportunities to work with social work and psychology trainees as well as those studying to become a physician’s assistant or nurse practitioner
- Opportunities to present at national meetings, including those of the American Psychiatric Association, Association of American Medical Colleges, American Neuropsychiatric Association and Academy of Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry
- Authorship in peer-reviewed psychiatric journals
- Co- and sub-investigator status on clinical trials
- A commitment to community engagement, advocacy and volunteer service
- Available incentive opportunities
- Subsequent acceptance at fellowship programs nationwide in the areas of addiction, child and adolescent, forensic and consultation-liaison psychiatry