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Review Book/ANKI Deck: (Pick one resource but the preferred is a book will ANKI review). Access the weekly assignments/checklist. Direct links to textbooks, TrueLearn questions, review books, and podcasts will be provided in the weekly assignments checklist. The first two weeks of your OB/GYN rotation will cover obstetrics topics and the last two weeks will cover gynecology topics. You are only required to complete ONE of the two tabs for your OB/GYN curriculum, you choose your pathway. In the excel chart are two tabs, one if you choose Danforth as your required reading and one if you choose Hacker & Moore as your required reading. LactMed – medications safe in breastfeeding.Pimped App – Clinical questions to expect in the OR and on the wards.Check out this great list of YouTube videos to watch on your rotation:.The following resources are also great adjunct resources Hacker & Moore’s Essentials of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 6th Edition. Hacker & Moore’s Essentials of Obstetrics and Gynecology (Supplemental) Hacker, Neville F., Gambone, Joseph C., Hobel, Calvin J.Danforth’s Obstetrics and Gynecology: Tenth Edition.

Completion of the assigned EPA for reviewĭuring the students 4-week clinical rotation, the following curriculum is meant to guide and build on their foundational knowledge base of the commonly seen conditions in the field of OBGYN.Completion of the Radiology Teaches Modules.Keep a rolling average of >50% on the weekly True Learn questions, each week is worth 6.25% for a total of 25%.Completion of the weekly required questions (100) on True Learn, each week is worth 6.25% for a total of 25%.Instructions on where to find this quiz.End of rotation quiz (50%) on True Learn.

The 20% for the online portion is broken up into 3 components:

30% based on the shelf examination, which is taken on the last Friday of the rotation.

50% based on the preceptor rotation evaluation.

It is important that students learn to deliver basic preventive care, apply appropriate screening practices in the ambulatory setting, participate in the prenatal, labor, delivery, and post-partum care of the pregnant patient as well as be involved in the pre-operative evaluation, operative care, and post-operative care, and to participate in the performance of obstetrical and gynecologic procedures. Most students will work in ambulatory, inpatient, and surgical settings while experiencing the large breadth of both obstetrical and gynecological care.

OB/GYN (Third Year Rotation): 1 block rotation (4 weeks)ĭuring the students’ four (4) week rotation, they are expected to meet and exceed the requirements included in the curriculum, be professional, and challenge themselves daily in working to be proactive learners and ask questions.