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Conferences & Research.

Click here for a template of our monthly didactics schedule.

Weekly protected lectures:

Monthly

  • Subspecialty Grand Rounds
    Given by attending physician from all disciplines within the institution. Outside lecturers are also brought in to participate several times a year
  • Morbidity and Mortality Conference
    Presented by chief residents on service
  • Obstetric and Gynecologic Lectures and/or Case Presentations
    Presented by residents on service and designed to fulfill CREOG's Educational Objectives
  • Core Curriculum Lectures
    Given by attending physicians and other specialty/sub-specialty guest speakers to fulfill CREOG’s Educational Objectives
  • Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring Conference
    Presented by attending physicians and designed to review fetal heart rate tracings and cord cases
  • Obstetric and Gynecologic Procedure Conferences
    Presented by generalist faculty and designed to fulfill CREOG's Educational Objectives
  • Journal Club
    Presented by residents - alternated between didactic sessions and afternoon off-campus locations

Bi-Monthly

  • Balint Health & Wellness Sessions
    Presented by Family Medicine Residency Director of FM Behavioral Health

Quarterly

  • Tumor Board Conference
    Presented by the R3 Resident on Gynecology with GYN ONC faculty
  • Interprofessional Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring Conference
    Presented by our Full-time Faculty in collaboration with the L&D Nursing Staff
  • Wellness Wednesdays
    Residents are relieved of their afternoon clinical duties while their attending physicians cover. This is done in an effort to allow residents time for their personal needs, ex. Doctor/Dentist appointments, wellness break, etc.

    Research

    Residents are required to complete a research project during their training period under the guidance of a faculty mentor. Residents on their third-year will present their research at our annual Resident Research Day (Late April).

    Residents with research accepted to national and/or regional meetings are sponsored by the program to attend these meetings. This provides great networking opportunities, especially those interested in fellowship training or academics.