Programs and Services

Medical Education

Ohio Valley Medical Center and East Ohio Regional Hospital have been considered the top teaching health facilities in the upper Ohio Valley for over 60 years. OVHS&E administration, physicians, nurses and staff are committed to providing an optimal environment for learning for each of our students and strive to provide evidenced-based, clinically oriented and hands-on approach to each of our medical education programs that contines to serves our students well for years to come.

Graduate Medical Education Department

Ohio Valley Medical Center’s Osteopathic Medicine Residency programs are closely affiliated with the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine (WVSOM) and the Mountain State Osteopathic Postdoctoral Training Institutions, Inc. (MSOPTI) to provide unique training opportunities for both pre- and postdoctoral trainees. Through offerings of an internal medicine residency program, emergency medicine residency program and a combined IM/EM training program, our students work hand-in-hand with our dedicated physicians who have a full-time commitment to training physicians to practice in a broad range of environments. Our faculty, diverse patient mix and blend of clinical and academic involvement give our students the preparation they need for a challenging and successful future as a physician. 

For more information on The WVSOM or MSOPTI, please visit www.wvsom.edu or www.wvsom.edu/opti. For more information about OVMC’s Osteopathic Medicine Residency programs, please contact Trina Kropka at tkropka@ovrh.org.

OVMC School of Radiologic Technology

Ohio Valley Medical Center's School of Radiologic Technology was established in 1954 as one of the area's leading hospital-based programs in radiologic technology training. The 24-month hospital-based program provides students with opportunities to experience and perform a variety of radiologic procedures in all radiology-associated modalities using state-of-the-art technologies. Students graduate with over one thousand didactic hours and three thousand clinical hours of experience and graduates are eligible to sit for the American Registry of Radiologic Technology exam. Successful completion of the exam qualifies the graduate as a Registered Radiologic Technologist.

For more inforamtion about OVMC's School of Radiologic Technology, please contact Catherine Ball at cball@ovrh.org.