Residency Program
Greenbrier Valley Medical Center has a rich history that is very much a part of the community it serves. Greenbrier General Hospital opened in 1907 in Ronceverte and the facility quickly began to play an indispensable role in the region’s development.
In 1974, a new 122-bed primary care facility was constructed at the facility’s current location. Today, Greenbrier Valley Medical Center provides quality patient care and exceptional service to thousands of people in southeastern West Virginia. The hospital is Greenbrier County’s third largest employer with more than 450 employees. Greenbrier Valley Medical Center serves as a teaching facility for the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine as well as several other institutions. The hospital hosts a family practice residency program and offers a wide array of medical, surgical, and outpatient services that are not typically available at rural hospitals.
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Hospital Profile - 2019 Data
- Licensed Beds: 122
- Births: 456
- Emergency Room Visits: 23,765
- Inpatient Surgeries: 682
- Outpatient Surgeries: 5,359
- More than 80 Board Certified Physicians in 22+ Specialties Serve Both the Active and Consulting Medical Staff
- Active D.O. Medical Staff: 49
- Active M.D. Medical Staff: 54
- Fully Accredited by the American Osteopathic Association.
- Total Service Area Population: 55,000
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Key Services
Greenbrier Valley Medical Center is the cornerstone of the healthcare community. Along with the general medical and surgical units, the hospital offers the following key services:
- Family Medicine
- Pediatrics
- Internal Medicine
- 24-Hour Level II Emergency Dept.
- Pathology
- Endoscopy Suite
- Cardiology
- General Surgery
- Vascular Surgery
- Urology
- Anesthesiology
- ENT
- Intensive/Cardiac Care Unit
- Speech Therapy (Swallowing Studies)
- Ophthalmology
- Orthopedic Surgery
- Neurology
- Nephrology
- Full Diagnostic Imaging Services
- Physical Therapy
- Physiatrist
- Day Surgery Unit
- Obstetrics/Gynecology
- Pulmonology
- PET/CT Scan/MRI
Family Medicine, Transitional Rotating Internship, and Osteopathic Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine (ONMM) Residency
Greenbrier Valley Medical is an AOA and ACGME accredited Postdoctoral Training Institution. Our goals are to:
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Enhance the integrity of the osteopathic profession by promoting collaboration among hospitals, colleges of osteopathic medicine and physicians.
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Provide quality education and training for osteopathic students, interns and residents so they may better serve the nation’s healthcare needs.
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Promote innovation, creativity and excellence in undergraduate and graduate medical education.
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Support the development of osteopathic primary care physicians and specialists who, recognizing the interdependence of the body’s systems and the ability of the body to heal itself, are committed to providing holistic health care.
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Provide well-trained interns and residents to improve patient care in under-served and rural areas.
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Foster research in areas such as basic medical sciences, clinical medicine and public health policy.
Contact Information
Family Medicine Program Director
Bridgett Morrison, D.O.
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ONMM Program Director
Charlie McClung, D.O.
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Family Practice Chief Resident
Leah Willing, D.O.
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ONMM Chief Resident
Richard Porter, D.O.
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Family Medicine Residency Program Coordinator
Jennifer H. McClung
Phone: (304) 647-6529
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ONMM Residency Program Coordinator
Nicole B. Massey
Phone: (304) 647-6530
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