Trinity Health Ann Arbor Hospital Program

Program Identity & Fit

Trinity Health Ann Arbor's OB/GYN residency is a community-based, faith-oriented teaching program (Catholic-affiliated, mission-driven Trinity Health system) centered at a 537-bed teaching hospital, emphasizing early and progressive surgical autonomy—residents serve as primary surgeons on cesareans and minor gynecologic cases from PGY1 onward. The curriculum builds broad generalist competency through structured rotations in gynecologic oncology, MFM, REI, urogynecology, and family planning, with a dedicated resident continuity clinic (AOGC) offering autonomy over patient panels. Graduate outcomes show the program is overwhelmingly oriented toward private practice, with a steady but secondary stream of fellowship placements (predominantly MFM, plus REI, Gyn Onc, and Genetics), indicating research and subspecialization are supported but not the program's central identity. The program culture emphasizes supportive faculty relationships, structured wellness time, and resident well-being infrastructure rather than a heavy research or quaternary-referral identity.