Obstetrics and Gynecology Career  

An obstetrician-gynecologist is a doctor who has received special training in obstetrics and gynecology, the prevention and treatment of gynecological pathologies, the monitoring of pregnancy, the provision of medical care during childbirth and the postpartum period, and the preservation of women's health throughout life. 

1. Registered Nurse
?34/HR 7AM-5PM M T W TH F
You'll specialize in women's health and reproduction, all at the side of the gynecologist, of course. You'll help with treating patients who receive abnormal lab results, perform walk in pregnancy and STI testing, and assist in contraception counseling.

2.Obstetrics Phone Triage
?38/HR 7AM-7PM M T W F S
You have made finally it to the third floor, Obstetrics. As a nurse now on the obstetrics floor, phone triage is important and is a big part of your job. Patients have many, evolving questions and the state of patient and baby health is constantly changing. You will need to effectively answer patient queries and determine whether their situations indicate the need for immediate physician attention.

3. Obstetrics Nurse
?50/HR 7PM-7AM T W TH F S SU
You're off the phones now and getting your hands dirty, literally. As an obstetrics nurse, you will be providing care to expectant mothers to ensure both the mother's and baby's health. You will help women through labor, provide initial care to newborns, and offer patient education.

4. Midwife
?60/HR 5AM-5PM M T W TH F S
Assisting in labor just wasn't enough for you and you've furthered your education so that you can actually help deliver those babies! Your duties will include educating women on their birth options and birth plans, monitor fetal growth, maternal health, and treat conditions that arise during pregnancy, perform techniques to induce labor, perform physical exams, and assist mothers with breastfeeding, self care, and postpartum care. Whew, that's a lot!

5. OBGYN Resident
?70/HR 5AM-9PM M T TH F S SU
You're well on your way to becoming an OBGYN, but first you must get through your residency. You'll get your gynecologic expertise developed in the operating room, delivery room, and office procedures. You'll be in multiple rotations of gynecologic surgery, office procedures, deliveries, and simulations. Try to find some time to catch a little sleep, okay? At the end of your residency, you can be rest assured that you will be trained as a full spectrum obstetrician and gynecologist. Go you!

6. OBGYN
?180/HR 7AM-7PM M T W TH F
You've made it! You specialize in women's healthcare and have worked your tail off to do it. You will be responsible in diagnosing, treating, and preventing medical conditions that affect women. You'll also work with expectant mothers throughout their pregnancies, during childbirth, and postpartum. You will experience the miracle of life firsthand and people will ask for you specifically. Now that's awesome!

Objectives: Logic and Charisma

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