OB anesthesia @ Parkland
Started by foshizzo
I'm a CA-3 doing a 6-month research track in the OB division at Parkland. We have one fellow right now, but he will be done in December.
Right now, we have 6 studies that we are actively working on. Dr. Sharma and many others in the OB division are well published. Dr. Sharma also has a coagulation chapter in Chestnut. While reading Chestnut, you'll notice many landmark papers out of UTSW quoted. Just look for these authors Sharma, Wallace, Philip, Sidawi, and Shearer.
You can do as much clinical you like . . . or no clinical. Most residents that do their residency here and then go on to do the fellowship do mostly research since their OB clinical experience was so strong in their residency. There is plenty of manpower so that the fellow is able to work on research. If you need more clinical experiences, they are abundant ... 16,000 deliveries/year with 45% being high-risk.
For anyone wanting OB research and/or clinical experience, I would highly recommend Parkland. Hope this helps.
Right now, we have 6 studies that we are actively working on. Dr. Sharma and many others in the OB division are well published. Dr. Sharma also has a coagulation chapter in Chestnut. While reading Chestnut, you'll notice many landmark papers out of UTSW quoted. Just look for these authors Sharma, Wallace, Philip, Sidawi, and Shearer.
You can do as much clinical you like . . . or no clinical. Most residents that do their residency here and then go on to do the fellowship do mostly research since their OB clinical experience was so strong in their residency. There is plenty of manpower so that the fellow is able to work on research. If you need more clinical experiences, they are abundant ... 16,000 deliveries/year with 45% being high-risk.
For anyone wanting OB research and/or clinical experience, I would highly recommend Parkland. Hope this helps.
foshizzo said:
Listen to the all knowing bean as she is in the know.
By the way, for all of you wondering who broke the curve on the last in-training exam, you can thank the bean. 😀
By the way, for all of you wondering who broke the curve on the last in-training exam, you can thank the bean. 😀
