OB/GYN Curriculum and Rotations

Goals and Objectives

The primary goal and objective of the program is to train and develop resident physicians to reach their full potential as specialists in obstetrics and gynecology. Residents gain vast experience in all aspects of women’s health care through inpatient and outpatient rotations, surgical rotations, didactics, and opportunities for community engagement. Residents will be prepared to enter independent practice through progressive responsibility and autonomy for patient care; diverse clinical experiences and patients to develop the special knowledge, skills, and capabilities in the care of women’s health across the lifespan; and having faculty that are committed to training the resident physicians to be lifelong learners.

Activity	Frequency per month/year
Research Conference	1 per month
Simulation Lab	1 per month
Educational Grand Rounds	1 per month
Journal Club	1 per month
Didactic Sessions	4 per month
Mortality and Morbidity	2 per month
Forceps Course/Simulation	1 per year
Laparoscopic Course/Simulation	1 per year
Multidisciplinary Perinatal Conference	1 per year
Ultrasound Grand Rounds	6 per year
Neonatal Morbidity and Mortality	3 per year
Tumor Board	1 per month
Labor and Delivery Clinical Teaching Rounds	4 per month
Gynecology Preop and Postop Conference	4 per month
High-risk Inpatient Rounds	4 per month

Curriculum and Rotations

Goals and Objectives

Rotations

PGY-1

PGY-2

PGY-3

PGY-4

Didactics