McLaren Health Care-Macomb-MSU Program

Program Identity & Fit

McLaren Macomb is a community-based, osteopathically-affiliated OB/GYN residency (MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine) that emphasizes resident-run services under attending supervision, producing physicians comfortable with supervised autonomy in obstetric and surgical care. The clinical environment centers on a 15-room LDRP birthing center with two surgical suites, dedicated subspecialty rotations (gynecologic oncology, MFM, REI, urogynecology), and a broad gynecologic surgical experience spanning minimally invasive, vaginal, robotic, and open approaches. Scholarly activity is structured but not central to identity: a required resident research project, IRB/CITI training, and a dedicated research month support presentations at regional and specialty conferences (ACOOG, ASRM, SEMCME), pointing toward a program that expects scholarly engagement without positioning itself as a research-driven or fellowship pipeline. The program's near-exclusive osteopathic resident roster and community-hospital structure suggest it values hands-on surgical/obstetric competency and community-oriented service over academic subspecialization.