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What happens in the day of life a #OBGYN?
I want to see if the job as a OBGYN fits my personality.#OBGYN #medicine #healthcare #career-counseling
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Shannon’s Answer
Hello Tori,
I am not sure if you are in high school or college but you may want to start with possibly shadowing or interning in an OBGYN office or similar medical setting. You may have to begin with your school counselor, advisor or administrator to help you get started. You can also speak to a teacher/instructor (high school) or career center advisor (college) about career planning platforms such as "Career Cruising", Naviance or SIGI career assessments to give you a "day in the life" glance of many career fields. Hope this helps....Best wishes :)
I am not sure if you are in high school or college but you may want to start with possibly shadowing or interning in an OBGYN office or similar medical setting. You may have to begin with your school counselor, advisor or administrator to help you get started. You can also speak to a teacher/instructor (high school) or career center advisor (college) about career planning platforms such as "Career Cruising", Naviance or SIGI career assessments to give you a "day in the life" glance of many career fields. Hope this helps....Best wishes :)
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Richard’s Answer
Clinic: Evaluate patients prior to surgery. Explain the options including alternative to surgery. Follow up with patients after surgery looking for possible complications. Perform well women exams. Pregnancy/post pregnancy checkups
OR: Perform the surgery with a team including scrub techs, nurses and anesthesiologists.
Rounds: Evaluate patients who are admitted to the hospital before and after surgery or delivery.
ER: take calls from ER doctors who are consulting for possible admission.
Delivery ward: Be available for emergent delivery or C-section
OR: Perform the surgery with a team including scrub techs, nurses and anesthesiologists.
Rounds: Evaluate patients who are admitted to the hospital before and after surgery or delivery.
ER: take calls from ER doctors who are consulting for possible admission.
Delivery ward: Be available for emergent delivery or C-section