Grant Medical Center - Kent State University

Grant Medical Center
OhioHealth
Podiatric
Surgical
Residency
Program
Grant Medical Center
Located in downtown Columbus, Ohio
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OhioHealth & Grant Medical Center
Awards and Recognitions
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2006, 2005, 2004 OhioHealth named one of “ Top 100 Integrated Health Networks”
Networks”
by Verispan (In 2006 highest rated health system in central Ohio)
2005-- Grant CCU and SICU/TCCU won the Beacon Award for Critical Care Excellence
2005
by the American Association of CriticalCritical -Care Nurses (only 28 other units in the nation
have received this award)
2005 - OhioHealth named one of “Best Places to Work”
Work” by Business First (First
among local health systems; Second for large employers in central
central Ohio)
2006 - Grant named to the Distinguished Hospital Award for Patient Safety
Saf ety by
HealthGrades
2006 - Grant and OhioHealth were recipients of the President’
President’s Award of Honor by
VHA Leadership in Clinical Excellence for the Heart Failure Clinic
Clinic
2005 - Grant Nursing Staff achieved Magnet Status by the American Nurses
Nurses
Credentialing Center (only 170 hospitals in nation have this status)
status)
2004, 1997, 1996 – Grant named one of “ Top 100 Hospitals in Nation”
Nation ” by Solucient
2004, 2001, 1999 – Several Grant physicians recognized as central Ohio’
Ohio’ s “Best
Doctors””
Doctors
2003, 2002 – Grant named in the Top 50 Hospitals for Excellence in Orthopedics
Orthopedics by
US New and World Report.
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Grant Medical Center
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Located in Downtown Columbus, Ohio
640 Bed Hospital
Level 1 Trauma Center
65 Beds in the Grant Emergency Room
Part of the OhioHealth System:
Doctor ’s Hospital West, Grant Medical Center, Riverside
Methodist Hospital, and various health centers, urgent
care centers, and surgery centers throughout Columbus
and surrounding areas
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Grant Residency Programs:
Colon & Rectal Surgery. Family Medicine, Podiatric Surgery,
Sports Medicine
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Grant Fellowship Programs:
Breast Surgery, Hospital Medicine, Orthopedic Trauma, Trauma
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New Surgical Center Expansion
Groundbreaking on new Surgical Center began spring 2004
and replaced Baldwin Tower. To be completed December 2006.
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Podiatric Surgical Residency
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Residency Overview & Activities
Salary and Benefits
Faculty, Staff & Graduates
Application Requirements
Externships and Visits
Contact Information
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History of the Podiatry Program
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Established in 1997, the program received
accreditation from the Council on Podiatric
Medical Education as a PSR-24
In 2000, the program was approved as a PSR
24, allowing residents to train for 36 months
In 2001, the program was approved to train 3
residents for each training year
Program will be seeking reclassification as a
PM&S 36 in 2007
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Residency Overview
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3 year PSR 24 Podiatric Surgical Residency Program *
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Program participates in the CASPR match
3 residents accepted each year
Training begins July 1st
Residents accepted from all Schools of Podiatric Medicine
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Residents train 36 months
Our Residents have come from Barry, CCPM,CPMS, NYCPM, OCPM,
Scholl, TUSPM.
Residents successfully completing resident training
receive a certificate of completion of a PSR 24 (36
month) podiatric surgical residency program *
*Seeking Reclassification to a Podiatric Medicine
and Surgery 36 program in 2007.
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Residency Activities
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Academics
Rotations
Surgery Experience
Training Facilities
Residency Projects and Events
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Academics
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Cadaver Surgery Lab
Patient Continuity Meeting
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2 times per month
4-5 times per month
Includes Journal Club, Surgical Case Review, Podiatry Residency
Issues, Student Presentations, etc…
Podiatry Faculty Lecture
Podiatry Grand Rounds
OPMA meeting/dinner
Ankle Arthroscopy Course
Research
1-2 times per month
1 time per month
1 time per month
1 time every 2 years
(e.g. Clinics of Podiatric Medicine and Surgery)
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Academics
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Surgical Grand Rounds
Ortho Trauma Radiology Conf
Infectious Disease Journal Club
Infectious Disease Jeopardy
Radiology Conference
Rheumatology Conference
Ethics Conference
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4 times per month
4-5 times per month
1 time per month
1 time per month
1 time every 2 months
1 time per month
1 time per month
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Clinical Experience
Residents participate depending on assigned rotation.
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Grant Clinic 1x Week
Doctors West 1x Biweekly
Wound Care 1x Week
Physician Offices –
Ongoing
(rotation dependent)
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First Year Rotations
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Podiatric Surgery / House Officer
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6 Months
Manage in-house patients
Podiatry and Wound Care Clinics
Podiatry Cases / Primary Call
Internal Medicine
Family Medicine
Infectious Disease
Medical Imaging
Anesthesiology
Vascular Medicine
Pathology
Rheumatology
1 Month
1 Month
1 Month
3 Weeks
3 Weeks
3 Weeks
Through year
2 Weeks
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Second Year Rotations
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Podiatric Surgery / Office
Podiatric Surgery /
House Officer
Emergency Medicine
Vascular Surgery
Practice Management
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6-7 Months
4-5 Months
1 Month
1 Month
Through Year
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Third Year Rotations
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Podiatric Surgery / Office
Orthopedic Trauma
Electives:
Plastic Surgery
Course
Podiatric Surgery
Orthopedic Foot and
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5-6 Months
1 Month
3-4 Months
Micro-Vascular Surgery
General Surgery
Ankle
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Surgeries at Grant
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5 Active O.R. Facilities
Average 45 cases per
week
Resident graduates
with over 1,500
procedures
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Surgical Numbers
Sample of a past resident ’s total surgical cases performed during
residency.
Digital Surgery
First Ray
Surgery
Soft Tissue
Lesser
Metatarsals
Rearfoot /
Ankle
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4
B
120
94
C
245
196
Totals
368
294
3
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80
69
146
159
229
233
12
213
326
551
1675
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Grant Medical Center
Doctor’s West
Eastside Surgery Center
Grant South
Central Ohio Surgical Institute
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Grant South
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Located Adjacent to the Main Hospital
Grant South is a dedicated Orthopedic specialty hospital
Grant South has 11 dedicated podiatric / orthopedic OR
suites
Grant South OR suites include a joint implant suite and a
state of the art arthroscopy technology using HERMES
by Stryker Endoscopy
Ohio Podiatric Institute (OPI)
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Established by central Ohio podiatrists to enhance the delivery of
podiatric services in central Ohio
Expands the Grant Podiatric Residency
Complements Grant Bone and Joint Services
Sports Medicine Grant
Laser Center is also located in Grant South
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A concerted effort between Faculty and Residents.
Published - April, 2003
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Residency Projects and Events
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Residents frequently participate in poster presentations
and submission for publication at national conferences.
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Recent Awards:
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2nd Place
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Gold Place
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3rd Place
2006 ACFAS Poster Presentation,
Las Vegas, NV
2006 Midwestern Research,
Chicago, IL
2006 OPMA Annual Meeting,
Columbus, Ohio
Excellent Resources for Research at Grant
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CORE (Research Support)
Statistics Support
Graphics Department
Research Committees
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Mini-External Fixation Course put on by Faculty and Residents.
Over 36 physicians attended.
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Hands-on workshop at the Mini-External Fixation Course.
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Current Trends in Foot
and Ankle Medicine and
Surgery Conference
conducted each year
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2006 Course Director
Eric Massa, DPM
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Residents present
course topics
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2006 - 68 physicians
attended
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Resident Courses/Certifications
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ESWT
Ankle Arthroscopy
Laser
Wound Care (Currently changing)
BLS/ACLS
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Salary and Benefits
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To review the Employment Agreement offered to
residents visit www.ohiohealth.com.
Salaries
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$43,035
$44,800
$45,993
$47,993
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Benefits
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Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance available
for you and your dependents at a nominal fee.
Malpractice Insurance provided by the hospital.
Term Life and Disability Insurance available at a
nominal fee.
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Additional Benefits
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403b Retirement Plan
Clinic coats and scrubs provided by the hospital
Meals provided while on duty
Parking provided at hospital garage
Membership to Grant Fitness Center provided by hospital
Audiovisual support provided by the hospital
Physician Recruiting assistance offered to graduating residents
Access to Medical Libraries at Grant Medical Center, Doctors Hos pital, and
Ohio State University
Reimbursement for Training Certificate Fee
Pharmaceuticals paid by the hospital for the resident physician when
prescribed by a staff physician for an emergency 48 -hour period
CORE Research assistance available
“At Your Service” concierge and errand service
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Time Off Benefits
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Vacation:
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10 week days, 4 adjacent weekends
15 week days, 6 adjacent weekends
15 week days, 6 adjacent weekends
3 interview days
Educational Allotment:
n 5 Days of educational leave at each residency level
n Additional Days for Residents who present at conferences
n Expense reimbursement up to the following annual maximums:
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PGY 1
PGY 2
PGY 3
$1,000
$1,200
$1,500
90 days leave of absence available at the discretion of the Program Director
for illness, injury, maternity or a related disability.
Time taken must be made up to complete program.
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Faculty, Staff and Residents
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Program Director and Faculty
Administrative Staff
Current Residents
Graduates
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Program Director and
Core Faculty
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Program Director
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Richard D. Weiner, DPM
Core Faculty Members
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Trevor Davy, DPM
Lori DeBlasi, DPM
Leonard Janis, DPM
Kevin Lutz, DPM
Eric Massa, DPM
Carl Sharp, DPM
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Faculty
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Jerry Ferritto, DPM
Gene Graham, DPM
Charles Greiner, DPM
Corey Griffith, DPM
Steven Grossman, DPM
Scott Gurwin, DPM
Dan Haley, DPM
Christopher Hyer, DPM
Robin Kravitz, DPM
Daniel Logan, DPM
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Bradley Mehl, DPM
Donnalyn Moeller, DPM
Lee Pearlman, DPM
Michael Perez, DPM
Stuart Schilling, DPM
Greg Stockfish, DPM
Steven Szames, DPM
Scott Wagner, DPM
Cheryl Weiner, DPM
Donald Zoog, DPM
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Administrative Staff
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Karen Connors
President
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Sean Gleeson, MD
Chief Medical Officer
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Deborah Meesig, MD
Vice President, Medical Affairs
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Bruce Vanderhoff, MD
Executive Director, Medical Education
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Jana Basham
Director, Office of Medical Education
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Belinda L. Snyder
Residency Program Administrator
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Current Residents
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3rd Year Residents:
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William DeCarbo, DPM, Chief
Timothy Holmes, DPM
Jessica St. Louis, DPM
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n Carly Robbins, DPM
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Medical School
OCPM
OCPM
California
Scholl
OCPM
1st Year Residents:
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Bryan Feldner, DPM
Karl Fulkert , DPM
Elizabeth Hewitt, DPM
Des Moines
OCPM
OCPM
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Graduates
Graduates
Bradley Beasley, DPM
Trevor Davy, DPM
Troy Espiritu, DPM
Jill Frerichs, DPM
Cliff Gilley, DPM
Jon Goldsmith, DPM
Corey Griffith, DPM
Anh Lam, DPM
Barbara Lange, DPM
Megan Lawton, DPM
Kevin Lutz, DPM
Eric Massa, DPM
Erik Ploot, DPM
Bronwyn Wilke, DPM
Medical School
Des Moines
OCPM
OCPM
Des Moines
Barry
Scholl
OCPM
Scholl
Scholl
Barry
NYCPM
OCPM
OCPM
OCPM
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Residency Application
Requirements
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Program participates in CASPR. Selection of Applicants is through
CASPR Match.
Required Information:
n CASPR Application
n Letter of Intent/Introduction
n Curriculum Vitae
n 3 Letters of Recommendation
n Transcripts – Minimum GPA 3.0
n NBPME Part I Scores
n No Application Fee
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Externships and Student Visits
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Externship Overview:
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2 students accepted per month (excluding July)
Participate in the Universal Application Process
Applications accepted starting October 15. Students receive notification by December 15
Students are also welcome to apply after the Universal Application Process
Transportation and meals are not provided
Housing is available on a limited basis
Extern Application Materials:
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Letter of Intent/Introduction with requested dates of externship
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Uniform Externship Application
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Curriculum Vitae
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Current Transcript
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Board Scores
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Research/Publications (not required, only if applicable)
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Students accepted any day of the week
Must be scheduled in advance. Call Program Office at 614-566-9041 to schedule.
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Program Office Information
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Thank you for your interest in our program. Please contact us if you have
questions or need additional information:
Richard D. Weiner, DPM
Program Director
Grant Medical Center
Medical Education Department
285 East State Street, Suite 670
Columbus, OH 43215
614-566-9041 Program Office
614-566-8073 Fax
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Belinda Snyder
Residency Program Administrator
Grant Medical Center
Medical Education Department
285 East State Street, Suite 670
Columbus, OH 43215
614-566-9041 Program Office
614-566-8073 Fax
bsnyder@ohiohealth.com
Also, visit the following websites for more information on OhioH ealth and
Columbus.
www.ohiohealth.com
www.ci.columbus.oh.us
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