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FAQs — Internal Medicine Residency at Fairfield Hospital

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the Mercy Health – Fairfield Hospital Internal Medicine Residency Program located?

We are located at 3000 Mack Road, Fairfield, Ohio, 45014. The GME Administrative offices are located at 2990 Mack Road, Fairfield, Ohio, 45014.

How are resident supervised in the Internal Medicine Residency Clinic?

PGY-1 residents require direct supervision from an attending physician for all patient encounters. As residents transition into their PGY-2 and PGY-3 years, they acquire graduated autonomy and responsibility in decision-making depending on the visit type and resident progress.

How many patients do residents see per half-day in the Internal Medicine Residency Clinic?

PGY-1 residents start with 2 patients per half day and progress to five patients per half day over the course of their intern year. During the PGY-2 year, residents will see six patients per half day. In the PGY-3 year, residents will see up to 7 patients per half day. 

Do residents help with teaching of medical students?

Medical education is an integral part of our residency program. PGY-1 residents can begin to help with teaching medical students; however, medical students will usually work with PGY-2 and PGY-3 residents. 

What is it like living in Cincinnati?

Cincinnati was ranked the No. 1 Best Places to Live in Ohio, and is among the top 50 Best Places to Live by US News and World Report. The city of Cincinnati sits on the northern banks of the Ohio River and residents will be surrounded by, and have access to, numerous amenities, including museums, restaurants, breweries, theme parks, high-ranking public and private school districts and several large universities. Additionally, the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens is consistently ranked as one of the best zoos in the United States. Lastly, Cincinnati is home to several professional sporting events and sports teams, including the Cincinnati Reds, Cincinnati Bengals, FC Cincinnati and the city also hosts an annual ATP 1000 tournament in the Cincinnati Open.

Where do most physicians live around the area?

Many choose to live within close proximity to the hospital in Fairfield or other nearby suburban areas such as West Chester or Mason. Others choose to live within the downtown vicinity. Cincinnati is a relatively affordable city to live, making renting or purchasing property easily accessible to residents.