Residency: Dr. Christine B. Miller is Director of the Departmental Residency Program. James Osborn (619-543-6922, fax: 619-543-3703) is program coordinator. All requests for information should be addressed to James Osborn at:

Detailed information regarding the program may also be found at Residency, in the APGO/CIBA Directory of Residencies in Ob-Gyn and/or the Graduate Medical Education Directory. All application materials must be submitted through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS), via the applicant's Dean's Office, and all Resident Physician (RP) 1 positions are filled through the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP). We accept five RP1s each year and have an overall program total of 20 residents.

UCSD's Reproductive Medicine Residency Program consists of four years of intensive clinical training in general obstetrics and gynecology, including formal training in all of the subspecialties: oncology, perinatology, endocrinology, and urogynecology. During the four-year program, residents receive 25% of their training at the Kaiser Foundation Hospital, and the remainder at UCSD Medical Center. The Program's faculty are committed to an educational approach which espouses a balance between clinical exposure and didactic teaching. Our goal is to provide a "problem-solving" approach to postgraduate education and to train physicians who are well-rounded obstetrician-gynecologists able to individualize patient management, and well-prepared for various types of practice or an academic career.