Once licensure eligibility has been ascertained, residency applications are encouraged. Applicants must be licensed by the OBME when the residency begins. FMGs must demonstrate eligibility for licensure by the Oregon Board of Medical Examiners before an application will be processed. Once licensure eligibility has been ascertained, residency applications are considered. FMGs must be licensed by the Oregon Board of Medical Examiners when the residency begins.
All residents attend regularly scheduled academic sessions.
Attendance at professional meetings is encouraged. The senior resident is expected to assist in curriculum planning. Residents who do not possess an MPH or equivalent degree must submit a separate and distinct application to the OHSU MPH program and be accepted prior to beginning the practicum training. The deadline for application for Fall 2001 was January 12, 2001. Each resident is required to conduct or assist in a residency project of his or her choice, including epidemiologic studies, community health projects, or health services research.