Obstetrics and Gynecology
UMDNJ - Obstetrics and
Gynecology Residency Overview
UMDNJ-School of
Osteopathic Medicine is located
in Stratford, NJ. UMDNJ-SOM is
a modern facility with superb resources
to complement the clinical residency
program. The medical library and
computer lab are of high quality. Nationally
known scientists are housed at the same
location and provide an opportunity
for the resident inclined to pursue
basic research. UMDNJ-SOM also
sponsors residency training in internal
medicine, general surgery, orthopedics
and family practice which creates an
atmosphere dedicated to teaching and
learning in all disciplines. A
well-equipped fitness facility is available
at a reduced membership rate to all
residents. As
a resident in the obstetrics and gynecology
program you get early and extensive
surgical exposure. Our program is in
a location where you are close to the
excitement of Philadelphia and the beauty
of the Jersey shore.
Residency training
is conducted at Kennedy
Health System located in Washington
Township and Stratford, New Jersey.
Both obstetrics
and gynecologic surgery are practiced
here. Our residents are provided excellent
surgical training opportunities and
hands on surgery which is what makes
our program different. Our faculty is
known for their willingness to teach
and their hands on approach. We offer
excellent Salary and Benefits. We closely
follow the CIR guidelines with our Union
agreement as well as the 80-hour work
week rules. Thus, our resident call
varies between 1 in 4 nights and the
occasional use of the night float system.
Ambulatory resident
clinics are conducted in off-site
locations at Stratford, and Washington
Township.
Sub-specialty
resident training is conducted
at the two main facilities. This
includes Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Reproductive
Endocrinology, Urogynecology, Advanced
Laparoscopic Surgery, and Gynecologic
Oncology. An additional focused
one or two month, rotation in Gynecologic
Oncology is conducted at Cooper Hospital
in Camden.
Our program is designated to prepare
the resident for a career as a generalist
as well as those who desire to pursue
sub-specialty training.
The residency is approved for
twenty residents. Generally,
five positions are
available for each year.
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