Facilities

Ninety-five percent of the rotations are located on campus and/or in Charleston. The only exception is a department supported two-week, out-of-state rotation, where the residents can further enhance their exposure to family planning training.

• Medical University Hospital: Sponsoring institution of the Medical University of South Carolina’s Ob/Gyn Residency Program. Major Referral Center with a Level I Trauma and Burn Center and the only Level IV NICU in the state. The only NCI designated cancer center in the state. Ranked in US News and World Report: #1 Hospital in SC, #16 Nationally in Gynecology

• Shawn Jenkins Children's Hospital & Pearl Tourville Women's Pavilion opened in February 2020. Labor and Delivery, AP, Post Postpartum are housed at the new facility.
• Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center: During the Gynecology float rotation in the third year, residents rotate at the VA Medical Center, where they take part in both clinical and surgical activities. Dr. Whitney Graybill and Dr. Cris Thomae supervise resident. The residents are involved in inpatient rounding, consults, clinic, and surgery. The inpatient service includes medical admissions for gynecologic issues as well as post-operative patients. The VA provides a unique operative experience for our residents due to the opportunity to use the dual console DaVinci Robot.
• Roper Hospital: 4th year residents on OPS rotation goes to Roper on Monday and Wednesday with Dr. Scott Jennings and Dr. Catherin Watson, private gynecology oncologists with Carolina Center of Gynecologic Oncology.