09/21/2025
We had a great weekend at meeting. So proud of our residents and medical students who presented their research at the meeting!
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Under the leadership of Interim Chair, Claudette J. Shephard, MD, Program Director, Danielle L. Tate, MD, along with the assistance of Ms. Paula Odom, Program Manager, the mission of the OBGYN Residency Training Program is to educate residents in the entire breadth of the discipline of obstetrics and gynecology, and to foster a lifelong commitment to the promotion of women’s health care.
The four-year training program was first accredited at UTHSC in 1970 and has continued accreditation by the ACGME. Our program welcomes nine new interns from a pool of more than 700 applications each year through the N**P and we have become one of the more desirable locations to undergo training in the country. Our residents come from all regions of the United States and international schools. The program searches for well-rounded students with superlative academic records, a passion for OBGYN, and a drive to serve the underserved. Prospective applicants must be selfless, motivated, and compassionate, with an understanding of issues endemic to the Mid-South, and a determination to find answers in complicated cases.
UTHSC OBGYN residents, once accepted, rotate through Low-Risk Obstetrics, Benign Gynecology, Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Oncology, Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, the Surgery Intensive Care Unit, the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, Urogynecology, and Ambulatory Services. It is a training experience aimed at providing residents with all the skills needed to succeed in any OB/GYN situation. While training is based at Regional One Health, residents gain experience in hospitals across the Mid-South, including Baptist Women’s, Methodist, and the Memphis VA Medical Center.
Residents in their third year are given the opportunity to present original research before a group of instructors and peers at the Annual Resident Research Forum. National and international guest lecturers are invited to judge the research each year. The diversity among our patients, students, residents, and faculty is truly an asset. We have a supportive family of residents and faculty, in an environment that facilitates a balance of learning and living for the young physician, making this an attractive place to train.