Dr. Andrew Bokor was born in Columbus, Ohio. He grew up in Dayton, and has been living in Columbus since, attending The Ohio State University for his undergraduate degree, medical school, and residency training. Dr. Bokor received his medical degree with honors and completed his residency in OB-GYN at Ohio State where he was inducted into the Medical Honor Society. Board Certified, he is a Fellow of our specialties college and has received numerous honors during his residency. He has been Chairman of the Department of OB-GYN at Grant Medical Center for the past eleven years, along with other administrative activities.

Dr. Bokor is also the Medical Director of the clinical teaching service, providing education and supervision of residents and medical students, for which he also won awards. He is an active member at Grant Medical Center, Mt. Carmel East Hospital, and St. Ann's Hospital. Dr. Bokor's specialty interests include general obstetrics and gynecology, and has a particular interest in robotic surgery for hysterectomies and treatment of endometriosis, along with other gynecologic disorders. He has been practicing on the east side of Columbus since 1996, and is excited about the new satellite location in Pickerington, allowing the practice to grow further and better serve the eastside medical community. together.

Dr. Richard Marger was born in Durham, North Carolina. Although moving throughout his childhood while his father was serving in the US Air Force, he spent most of his time growing up in Dayton, Ohio. After attending Duke University for his undergraduate studies, he spent his first tour of Columbus attending The Ohio State University for medical school. After a four year residency at Indiana University, he returned to family and settled in Columbus where he has been in private practice since 1999. Dr. Marger has been active in teaching the next generation of physicians. As a resident, he won the medical student teaching award presented to a single resident annually. He has been involved teaching the residents from both the Doctors Hospital program as well as the Ohio State University residents.

He enjoys the enthusiasm and fresh ideas they provide. He is recently involved with the new Ohio University Heritage College of Medicine having medical and nurse practitioner students rotate with him in his office. Since 2004 he has also been the medical director of the Wellness on Wheels program, a team comprised of health care professionals from OhioHealth that travel to all the high schools in Columbus to provide prenatal care in a mobile clinic setting. Dr. Marger lives in Powell with his wife and family, raising 4 children, Elisha, Jonah, Jaydn, and Ethan. In his free time he enjoys spending it with his family and friends.

Dr. Michelle Birkenholz was born in Providence, Rhode Island and raised in St. Louis, Missouri. After graduating high school, she played collegiate soccer at The University of Tulsa in which she received her Bachelor of Science in Biology in 2003. It was through life experiences that she developed a passion for medicine and attended medical school at Des Moines University where she received her Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine in 2008. Dr. Birkenholz completed her residency training in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Doctors Hospital in Columbus, Ohio in 2012. After many years of moving around the Midwest, she and her family decided to call Columbus home. She has now joined Drs. Bokor and Marger at Columbus Metropolitan OB-Gyn, Inc. in Columbus. Currently she holds admitting privileges at Grant Medical Center, St. Ann's and Mount Carmel East Hospitals.

Dr. Birkenholz has a passion for education which was instilled in her by her parents who are both involved in academia. She enjoys working with the residency programs to help guide future physicians. Most importantly, she has a particular interest in educating her patients about medical diagnoses and treatment options so that they may make the decision that is individually best for them. She has a particular interest in minimally invasive surgery, including Robotics; however, enjoys the variety that Obstetrics and general Gynecology provides. Her other practice interests include routine and high risk obstetrics, general gynecology, infertility, and menopausal medicine.

Dr. Birkenholz lives in Dublin with her husband Reed and their daughters Avery and Adelaide. She enjoys spending time with family and friends and balancing the demands and joys of being a working mother.

Dr Stephanie Rajchel was born and raised in Black River Falls, WI. She went to college in Minneapolis, MN at Bethel University where she played volleyball and received her Bachelor’s degree in Biology with a minor in Biochemistry. She then attended medical school in Des Moines, IA where she met her husband, Jordan. While in medical school, she earned a scholarship in teaching and was very involved in research and development of integrating Simulation technology into the medical school curriculum. She then moved to Columbus, OH where she completed her residency training with Ohio Health. She trained alongside great mentors like Drs Bokor, Marger and Birkenholz.

She worked as a general OBGYN in Wisconsin for 3 years in a community hospital setting. Missing an academic training environment, she decided to move back to Columbus. She is passionate about educating residents and medical students. Her interests include robotic surgery, ultrasonography, pelvic pain, high risk pregnancy and family planning.

Outside of work, Dr Rajchel enjoys fishing, boating, running and fashion. She is a huge Green Bay Packer fan but loves both collegiate and professional sports in general. She is married and has two daughters and a golden retriever.

Megan received her B.S.N. at Mount Carmel College of Nursing and completed her Masters Degree program at Purdue Global University. Megan offers primary holistic health care services to women in collaboration with our physicians