Henry Ford Genesys Hospital Program

Program Identity & Fit

Henry Ford Genesys is a faith-based, community hospital OB/GYN program in Grand Blanc, MI, operating within a Catholic health system mission emphasizing care for the poor and vulnerable, and training three residents per year within a moderate-volume clinical environment (roughly 2,200 deliveries and 15,500 surgeries annually across the hospital). The curriculum is structured around a traditional four-year rotation schedule with dedicated subspecialty exposure in urogynecology, REI, MFM, and GYN-oncology, plus a weekly continuity clinic at the Downtown Flint campus, reflecting a generalist community-practice training model rather than a research- or fellowship-pipeline identity. Research is not emphasized in the program's stated structure; instead, the program highlights hands-on clinical competency across all ACGME core competencies with an eye toward independent practice readiness at graduation. The faith-based mission and community hospital setting, combined with an underserved patient population in Flint, suggest the program values mission-aligned, service-oriented residents comfortable in a lower-acuity, high-continuity community environment.