Residents in Monmouth Medical Center’s obstetrics and gynecology
program learn more than just the medical and surgical skills needed
to become a physician in this specialized field. They develop professionalism,
an important clinical competency. With professionalism a resident
will learn the importance of learning, self-education and continuing
medical education. An honest approach to colleagues, family and
patients is emphasized.
With understanding of cultural diversities,
residents will be able to offer their patients and families the
best quality of care and support. Residents are exposed to Reproductive
Endocrinology Infertility (REI), Maternal Fetal Medicine (MFM),
Gynecologic oncology and Urogynecology both in the clinic setting
and with the sub specialists on staff. After completing the four-year
residency—a total of 24 months devoted to clinical obstetrics
and another 24 months to clinical gynecology—residents are
eligible to sit for their boards, as well trained generalists and
qualified to seek subspecialty fellowships.
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Obstetrics & Gynecology
Residency Program
Monmouth Medical Center
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