Grant Family Medicine

What Grant Family Medicine does

Grant Family Medicine Residency is a three-year, ACGME-accredited graduate medical education program operating within the OhioHealth healthcare system in Columbus, Ohio. Founded in 1971 as one of the first ACGME-approved Family Medicine residencies in Ohio, it is the oldest and largest in the state, graduating over 400 alumni across its history. The program admits 12 PGY-1 residents per year for a total cohort of approximately 36 trainees and is staffed by 14 full-time and 4 part-time faculty, plus a dedicated clinical pharmacist and behaviorist.

The curriculum delivers full-spectrum family medicine training across inpatient, outpatient, obstetrics, pediatrics, and procedural care, anchored at Grant Medical Center (a 600+ bed hospital with a Level 1 Trauma Center and Level 3 NICU) and a purpose-built outpatient office directly across the street. Residents can specialize through ten Areas of Concentration (Advocacy, Geriatrics, Global Health, HIV Care, LGBTQ Care, Reproductive Health, Sports Medicine, Urban Underserved, and others). The program holds the first CenteringParenting certification in Central Ohio and partners with Nationwide Children's Hospital for pediatric training. Medical students rotate through VSAS clerkships and sub-internships as a feeder pipeline.

Grant operates as a nonprofit educational unit of OhioHealth rather than a standalone revenue entity. Funding is composed of federal and state Graduate Medical Education (GME) payments for residency slots, OhioHealth system support, and clinical revenue from resident and faculty patient care at the clinic and hospital. Recruitment is conducted through ERAS applications, the NRMP match, AAFP conference participation, and residency fairs. Leadership transitioned in 2025 from Dr. Alysia Herzog (Program Director 2013-2025) to Dr. Roma Amin.

Name

Grant Family Medicine

Legal name

Grant Family Medicine Residency

Website

https://grantfamilymedicine.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1971

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Grant Family Medicine Residency is an ACGME-accredited, three-year Family Medicine training program in Columbus, Ohio, operating within OhioHealth. Founded in 1971, it trains 36 residents across inpatient, outpatient, OB, and pediatric care at Grant Medical Center, supported by 18 faculty and a 400+ alumni network.

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Columbus

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United States

HQ region

North America

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GTM type

B2C

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Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Others

Revenue model

1. Graduate Medical Education Funding: Federal and state GME funding for residency training positions, plus OhioHealth system support for the residency program operations
2. Patient Care Revenue: Clinical revenue generated from resident and faculty patient care services at OhioHealth Family Medicine Grant clinic and Grant Medical Center

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Core offering

Grant Family Medicine Residency operates a three-year, ACGME-accredited graduate medical education program that trains family medicine physicians in full-spectrum care, including inpatient medicine, outpatient continuity clinics, obstetrics, and pediatrics. The program is housed within the OhioHealth system and based at Grant Medical Center in Columbus, Ohio, accepting 12 PGY-1 residents annually through the NRMP match and offering optional Areas of Concentration tracks for specialization. The program also delivers primary care services to a diverse Columbus patient population through its outpatient clinic.

Product overview

Grant Family Medicine offers a single, unified medical residency training program - a three-year ACGME-accredited Family Medicine Residency. The core offering is comprehensive physician training that encompasses inpatient hospital medicine, outpatient continuity care, obstetrics and reproductive health, and pediatrics. Residents can customize their experience through optional Areas of Concentration (AOCs) which provide longitudinal specialization tracks in areas such as Sports Medicine, LGBTQ Care, HIV Care, Reproductive Health, Geriatrics, and Urban Underserved care. The program also supports medical student education through clerkships and maintains a dedicated Physician Wellness Program to support trainee wellbeing.

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Products and services

• Family Medicine Residency Program A three-year, ACGME-accredited medical residency training program that prepares physicians to practice full-spectrum family medicine. Includes inpatient services, outpatient continuity clinics, obstetrics, and various Areas of Concentration for specialization. Accepts 12 PGY-1 residents annually through the NRMP match.
• Areas of Concentration (AOCs)

Quantifiable outcome

• 400+ graduates practicing in various settings including group practice (50%), rural (20%), urban (35%)
• +1 more outcomes

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Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered core and flagship.

• Nationwide Children's HospitalcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerResidents rotate through Nationwide Children's Hospital for inpatient pediatric, emergency medicine, and additional outpatient pediatric experiences as part of comprehensive training curriculum.
• OhioHealth SystemflagshipOthersGrant Family Medicine is part of OhioHealth system, providing access to Grant Medical Center (600+ beds, Level 1 Trauma Center, Level 3 NICU) and other OhioHealth facilities and resources including fellowships in addiction medicine, hospitalist, and geriatrics.
• Medical Schools (Various)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorPartnerships with various medical schools for third and fourth-year student rotations through VSAS, including clinical training experiences in outpatient FM, inpatient IM, and obstetrics clerkships.
• Community PreceptorscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerWide variety of community preceptors who dedicate time to teaching residents in and out of the hospital setting, supplementing core faculty instruction.

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Direct peers

• Cleveland Clinic Family Medicine Residency: Ohio-based FM residency at a major academic health system. Comparable in being a flagship FM training program tied to a large hospital system with broad specialty access.
• University of Washington Family Medicine Residency: ACGME-accredited FM residency at UW Medicine. Comparable as a leading academic FM program with longitudinal tracks (e.g., rural, underserved, global health) similar to Grant's Areas of Concentration.
• Duke Family Medicine Residency: ACGME-accredited FM residency at Duke University Health System. Comparable as a high-prestige, large academic FM residency with full-spectrum training and strong alumni network.
• UCSF Family and Community Medicine Residency: Large academic FM residency known for urban underserved and equity-focused training. Comparable in Areas-of-Concentration-style curriculum customization and emphasis on serving diverse patient populations.
• Ohio State University Family Medicine Residency: ACGME-accredited FM residency at Ohio State, located in Columbus, OH. Direct competitor for medical student applicants and patients, with comparable full-spectrum training and academic affiliation.
• University of Colorado Family Medicine Residency: ACGME-accredited FM residency at a large academic health system. Comparable in offering longitudinal concentration tracks (rural, sports medicine, geriatrics) similar to Grant's AOC structure.
• Massachusetts General Hospital Family Medicine Residency: Harvard-affiliated FM residency at a major academic medical center. Comparable as a flagship FM training program with strong system-level backing and emphasis on full-spectrum care for diverse urban populations.
• University of Michigan Family Medicine Residency: ACGME-accredited FM residency at a leading academic medical center. Comparable in offering full-spectrum training, longitudinal curriculum tracks, and producing graduates for academic and clinical practice roles.
• Riverside Methodist Hospital Family Medicine Residency: Fellow OhioHealth system FM residency, also based in Columbus, OH. Most directly comparable peer because it shares the same parent system, same metropolitan market, and the same ACGME-accredited 3-year FM training structure.
• Mayo Clinic Family Medicine Residency (Rochester): Large, well-established FM residency at a major academic health system. Comparable in scale, prestige, full-spectrum training, and ability to attract top medical student applicants nationally.

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