Saint Peter's University Hospital-Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Program

Program Identity & Fit

Saint Peter's University Hospital/Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School is a community-based, university-affiliated OB/GYN residency whose stated core mission is producing independent, confident generalist obstetrician-gynecologists rather than subspecialists. The program explicitly builds in exposure to each Ob/Gyn subspecialty to accommodate residents who may pursue fellowship, while structuring four years of continuity clinic (including chief-of-ambulatory-services rotations) to reinforce longitudinal, generalist patient care. Its emphasis on ACGME milestone-based evaluation, semiannual feedback, and named professional values (teamwork, respect, professionalism, selfless service, safety) signals a structured, competency-driven training culture rather than a research-first or high-acuity quaternary identity. There is no described dedicated research curriculum, named research track, or fellowship placement data, positioning this as a solid clinical-training program built around generalist competence with fellowship as an individual option rather than an institutional emphasis.