Obstetric and Gynecology Residency Program | St. David's South Austin Medical Center

The OBGYN program at St David's Healthcare Austin is an ACGME accredited, 4-year postgraduate training program. The goal of our residency is to prepare outstanding, thoughtful, and compassionate physicians that are uniquely qualified for private practice, academic medicine, and subspecialty training.

Austin has a diverse patient population with a large surgical and obstetrical volume providing a well-rounded curriculum. With 10,000+ deliveries, St David's Healthcare Austin is a tertiary referral center that provides a wide variety of stimulating obstetrical cases supported by our evidence based MFM faculty with nationally recognized teaching experience. All St David's learning sites incorporate fully staffed OB Emergency rooms, high risk antepartum units, and a St David's based maternal-neonatal transport team.

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Contact Us

For more information on our program, contact Karina Lujan, MBA.

(512) 816-5646

Email Karina Lujan

How to apply

ACGME: 2204800002

NRMP: 2285220C0

Questions? Call (512) 477-2211

About our program

At St. David's Healthcare Graduate Medical Education OB/GYN Residency Program, we aim to train well-rounded, capable physicians that provide quality healthcare services for patients and families in the community. We believe that we should provide exceptional care to every patient every day with a spirit of warmth, friendliness, and personal pride. Over the course of our program, residents will train under board-certified private OB/Gyn's, OB hospitalists, gynecologic oncologists, MIGS, urogynecologist, and reproductive endocrinologists who serve as role models for our core values. Residents will be expected to demonstrate the mission of St. David's Healthcare through the provision of patient-centered care in everyday clinical activities. St. David's Healthcare Graduate Medical Education OB/GYN Residency Program hopes to instill in its residents a desire for lifelong learning and scholarly activity, as well as provide them with the tools and experiences necessary to become competent, autonomous obstetrician gynecologists.