Welcome to our residency!
We are excited to introduce you to our full-spectrum family medicine residency. Whether you are looking to work with urban underserved, become a health advocate, gain skills to provide care in global settings or pursue a career in academic medicine, the University of Cincinnati/Christ Hospital Family Medicine Residency could be the next step in your medical training.
“This residency has helped me gain confidence in acknowledging and addressing racism both systemically and individually because of the support and modeling I have received from my co-residents and faculty. ”
Pics from our camp-themed 2-day retreat March 5-6, 2024! Featuring a Cincinnati scavenger hunt, axe-throwing, and so much love!
The Residents
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THE Program
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BRAGGING RIGHTS
We are proud to say that our crew has been doing incredible work locally and on the national scale! Check out the pictures below for just a few examples of our work in the community and academics.
Josh Smith (PGY-4) published an award-winning article discussing the impact family physicians can have on health policy. Click to check it out!
Josh Smith (PGY-4) published an informational op-ed in the Cincinnati Enquirer about Issue 2, legalization of recreational marijuana in Ohio. Click to read!
Chief Josh Cockroft (PGY-5) presenting a vignette at the 2023 Association of Medicine & Psychiatry Conference in Milwaukee, WI
PGY-3s Armika Tatum and Maya Prabhu with inpatient attending and director of inpatient services Hillary Mount at the Family Medicine Education Consortium 2023 in Providence, RI
FMP APD Corey Keeton presenting his integrated care work with individuals with intellectual disabilities at the Association of Medicine & Psychiatry Conference in Milwaukee, WI
Enrique Ceppi (PGY-3) presenting a case at Patient Safety Conference
Noemí Rico-Ceppi (PGY-2), Shyla Dyer (chief, PGY-3), Julie Lavey (PGY-2), Wendy West (PGY-2), Sage Hunt (PGY-2), inpatient attending and director of inpatient services Hillary Mount, inpatient attending and recent grad Andrea Rosado, attending and director of maternity services emeritus Montiel Rosenthal, and outpatient attending and recent grad Aruna Puthota at the 2023 Women in Medicine event
PGY-3 chief Gabrielle Sagesse and PGY-2 David Strawhun talking with an applicant at the 2023 National Conference in Kansas City, MO
Residents volunteering at Frederick Douglass Elementary School
APD Jennifer Spata, PD Megan Rich, PGY-3 Claire Meikle, PGY-3 Grace Park, and medical student Samantha de Jesus presenting at the 2023 Society of Teachers of Family Medicine National Conference in Tampa, FL
PGY-3 Claire Meikle and Psychiatry PD Brian Evans at the 2023 AADPRT conference in San Diego, CA
Maya Prabhu (PGY-3) presenting at the Family Medicine Education Consortium in Providence, RI
Claire Meikle (PGY-3) and APD emeritus Lawson Wulsin presenting a patient case at the Association of Medicine & Psychiatry Conference in Milwaukee, WI
Philomena Nwanze (PGY-2) speaking on a panel at the Association of Medicine & Psychiatry Conference in Milwaukee, WI
Armika Tatum (PGY-3) speaking at the Family Medicine Education Consortium 2023 in Providence, RI
Inpatient attending Dr. Boyle was awarded the Lifesaver Award for resuscitating a colleague found down in the medical office building. Congratulations Dr. Boyle!
Recent grad Alyssa Brogden and PGY-3 Armika Tatum participated in a community health Q&A with Generational Health!
PGY-3 Claire Meikle and FMP PD Hilja Ruegg at the 2022 Association of Medicine & Psychiatry National Conference in Atlanta, GA
Christ Hospital Named #1 Hospital in Cincinnati Region for the 9th Year in a Row:
https://www.thechristhospital.com/news-release?releaseid=468
White Coats for Black Lives
June 5, 2020
The year 2020 holds great significance for our program, and residents and faculty came together to protest injustice, promote public health and safety in the face a new pandemic, and support one another during a time of upheaval.
Cardiovascular Disease Collaborative
Congratulations to Mike Holiday and the full Grant Team! The team is expanding their Cardiovascular Disease Collaborative work and will focus on improving the care of diabetes among our medicaid population in Ohio.
Grant Team: Lauri Nandyal, Mary Beth Vonder Meulen, Dan Hargraves, Harini Pallerla, Jacki Knapke, Alexandra Burnett, Barb Tobias, and Soni Regan
The Cardiovascular Disease Collaborative is a group effort among Ohio’s medical schools and the Ohio Department of Medicaid. Their goal is to improve the cardiovascular health of all Ohioans and reduce disparities among our state’s vulnerable populations. This year’s work will emphasize improving diabetes care. Activities will include a diabetes quality improvement project among several Medicaid practices in Ohio, including 3 primary care practices within UC Health.
We are so proud of Dr. Puthota! Dr. Puthota and cardiologist Dr. Santosh Menon collaborate in caring for patients with heart failure in the South Asian Cardiovascular Clinic. This clinic, only the 2nd in the country, screens and targets preventative interventions specifically for the growing South Asian American population in the greater Cincinnati area. There is a growing urge to uniquely improve the cardiovascular risk of South Asian Americans who are 4x more likely to develop heart disease 10 years earlier than their peers. On November 2nd this South Asian Cardiovascular Clinic held its first lecture series to the public. Dr. Puthota utilized her combined family medicine/psychiatry training to serve as consulting psychiatrist evaluating unique risk factors for mental illness in this population.