Jeffrey Oury, MD

I was born and raised in rural Indiana. After high school I joined the US Army. I finished by degree with night classes, before leaving active duty to pursue a career in medicine.

Resident

Organization:

West Virginia University School of Medicine

Department:

Surgery

Classification:

Resident

• MD, Indiana University, 2020
• BS, Indiana University, 2016
• BS, Southern New Hamphire University, 2014

Brief bio:

I was born  and raised in rural Indiana.  After high school I joined the US Army.  I finished by degree with night classes, before leaving active duty to pursue a career in medicine.

What attracted you to WVU Residency?

For me, it was the people and opportunity. After meeting Dr. Wilson and Dr. Grabo at a conference, I knew this is where I wanted to train.  The mix of the academic center, rural disease presentation, lack of fellows, case volume, and diversity of resident outcomes.

What makes our program unique?

The FTTP.  The kindness and collegial nature of residents, nurses, and staff.

What do you like about living in Morgantown?

My family and I enjoy the small-town feel, with access to larger city opportunities.  The large university creates an interesting diverse area.  Close access to larger cities.  Low cost of living and good schools.  Morgantown and this area offer limitless outdoor opportunities.

Awards:

• 2019 Tillman Scholar
• 2012 CSM Michael Kelso Leadership Award

Poster Presentations:

• Reed, D., Oury, J., Singh, H., Henrikson, B., Mason, R., Jones, R., and Chard, A. "Increasing the Number of Level II Trauma Centers in a Given Geographic Area: Is There a Measurable Effect on Traffic Fatalities?" Mural Center, Fort Wayne, IN. August 2^nd, 2017.
• Oury, J., Boyce, D. "Alertness Medications: A Review of Policies in Military and Civilian High Reliability Organizations." Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX. October 24^th, 2019.
• Boyce, D., Oury, J.  "Chrononutrition: The Effects of Meal Content and Timing on Sleep and Circadian Rhythms." Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX. October 24^th, 2019.
• Oury, J., Weber, M., Hoffman, L. “How Well Do Practice Exams Predict Medical Students’ Step 1 Score?” Indiana University Education Day, Indianapolis, IN. March 6^th, 2020.

Presentations:

• "Increasing the Number of Level II Trauma Centers in a Given Geographic Area: Is There a Measurable Effect on Traffic Fatalities?" Reed, D., Oury, J., Singh, H., Henrikson, B., Mason, R., Jones, R., and Chard, A.  Proceedings of the 75th Annual Meeting of the Central Surgical Association, pg. 28, Columbus, OH, March 15-17, 2018.
•  “How Well Do Practice Exams Predict Medical Students’ Step 1 Score?” Oury, J., Weber, M., Hoffman, L. Proceedings of the Central Group of Educational Affairs, Association of American Medical Colleges, Rapid City, SD April 1-3, 2020 (Canceled due to COVID-19)

Online Tutor:

• Ritter, F. E., Clase, A. C., Yeh, M. C., Glantz, E., Oury, J., Joseph, R. E., Fenstermacher, A., Norris, M. J., Brener, M., Harvill, S., & Hing, M. (2020, March 1). STOP: Skills To Obstruct Pandemics. STOP-Tutor. https://stopthespread.health/

Personal Interests:

• Running, carpentry, shooting, and anything outdoors