Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency Program

About our program

The HCA Sunrise Health GME Consortium's Obstetrics & Gynecology Resident Training Program at HCA MountainView Hospital is part of the growing national HCA Healthcare Graduate Medical Education Program. The OBGYN program is based at HCA MountainView Hospital, a community hospital program providing healthcare to a diverse and expanding population in Las Vegas, Nevada. Our goal is to train the next generation of obstetrician-gynecologists to meet the changing demands of medicine in the 21st century, to become outstanding clinician-surgeons who practice humanistic medicine and are prepared to enter careers in private, public or academic organizations.

Highlights

Our program embraces a collaborative and collegial approach where residents and faculty actively contribute in shaping the curriculum and program improvements. In addition to our residents’ clinical training, we are committed to equipping our residents with the skills and knowledge needed for career success and leadership within our field. To support this, we emphasize key areas such as career development; fostering an inclusive and equitable environment; leadership development; quality improvement; advocacy; and professionalism.

Training Highlights

• High clinical volume of general and high risk obstetrics, with a level III NICU at our main hospital site
• High volume of benign and complex gynecologic surgeries, and gynecologic oncologic cases performed at our main hospital site
• Longitudinal Continuity Clinic integrated into a local private practice. With many opportunities to learn common outpatient procedures: including hysteroscopy, cystoscopy, LARC placement, endometrial biopsies, and other minor procedures
• Extensive robotic gynecologic surgical training, starting in your PGY1 year
• Robust complex family planning experience, including advanced D&E procedures and complex contraception counseling
• Lactation rotation elective led by an IBCLC core faculty member, where you will develop a better understanding of breast health, breastfeeding and counseling.

Program overview

Program Vision

The Sunrise Health Graduate Medical Education Consortium’s OBGYN residency program’s vision is to offer an environment in which outstanding clinician-surgeons who practice humanistic medicine and are well prepared to enter careers in public, private and academic organizations are developed.

The Sunrise Health Graduate Medical Education Consortium’s OBGYN Residency Program provides an environment in which residents will have the opportunity to interact with experienced academic faculty who will, in a friendly and compassionate environment, teach exceptional clinical skills.

PGY-1 Interview Season

We are pleased to announce interview opportunities for four PGY-1 positions. We welcome applications from qualified osteopathic and allopathic students through the ResidencyCAS system. Due to the high volume of applications, we kindly request that all communication be directed through ResidencyCAS. Requests for Second Look opportunities will only be considered after the rank order list is certified.

To ensure a fair and organized process, we ask that all inquiries come directly from applicants via ResidencyCAS. Faculty, medical school officials, or other proxies should refrain from reaching out on an applicant’s behalf to solicit interviews. Additionally, any application updates should be submitted through ResidencyCAS.

While we sincerely appreciate your interest in our program, we ask that applicants refrain from sending thank you emails or letters following interviews. Similarly, we request that letters of intent not be sent to the program.

To maintain consistency in our selection process, the residency leadership team will not be responding to emails sent directly to them. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to reviewing your applications!

OBGYN Eligibility Requirements

Interviews are by invitation only for applicants possessing the following criteria:

LCME Graduate Eligibility Criteria

Graduate from a U.S. medical school with a satisfactory medical record

A minimum of 3 letters of recommendation:

• 1 from specialty department chair
• 2 from faculty within the specialty

USMLE Step I and II

Must pass USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 greater than 238

• No more than 2 attempts to pass the USMLE

Proof of U.S. Citizenship or U.S. Permanent Resident

Medical school graduate within 2 years of entering residency; to include valid explanation of gap or completed internship

AOA Graduate Eligibility Criteria

Graduate from a U.S. osteopathic school with a satisfactory medical record

A minimum of 3 letters of recommendation:

• 1 from specialty department chair
• 2 from faculty within the specialty

USMLE Step I & II or COMLEX USA I & II

Must pass USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 greater than 238 or Comlex Level 1 and Comlex Level 2 greater than 500

• No more than 2 attempts to pass USMLE or Comlex

Proof of U.S. Citizenship or U.S. Permanent Resident

Medical school graduate within 2 years of entering residency; to include valid explanation of gap or completed internship

International Graduate Eligibility Criteria

Medical school graduate within 3 years of entering residency; to include valid explanation of gap or completed internship

Current ECFMG certification

Diploma from accredited college of medicine

USMLE Step I and II

Proof of U.S Citizenship or US Permanent Resident

We do not accept H1B or J1 Visas

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