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R. Wayne Izner, M.D., Director of OB/GYN Resident Education, shares the residency program's goals and objectives. Read More
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For more information about Baylor University Medical Center’s obstetrics
and gynecology residency program,
please contact:
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R. Wayne Inzer, M.D.
Director, OB/GYN Resident Education
Baylor University Medical Center
3500 Gaston Avenue
Dallas, TX 75246
Tel: (800) 940-6913
FAX (214) 820-6080
Meri Jane Kiser
Program Coordinator
Tel: (214) 820-6226
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Baylor University Medical Center
Obstentrics and Gynecology Residency
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Curriculum
Residents typically follow the schedule below over the course of the program:
First Year (blocks of 5 weeks)
Breast/Sono - 1 block
Internal Medicine - 1 block
Obstetrics - 4 blocks
Gynecology - 2 blocks
Ambulatory Gynecology - 1 block
Emergency Medicine - 1 block
OB/GYN - 2 weeks
Vacation - 3 weeks
Second Year (blocks of 5 weeks)
REI - 1 block
MFM - 1 block
Obstetrics - 4 blocks (night float system)
Gynecology - 2 blocks
GYN Oncology - 1 bock
Urogeriatrics - 1 block
Vacation - 3 weeks
Third Year (blocks of 5 weeks)
GYN Oncology - 1 block
MFM - 1 block
Urogynecology - 1 block
Gynecology – 4 blocks
Obstetrics – 2 blocks
REI – 1 block
OB/GYN 2 weeks
Vacation - 3 weeks
Fourth Year (blocks of 5 weeks)
GYN Oncology – 2 blocks
MFM - 1 block
REI - 1 block
Gynecology Chief - 2 blocks
Obstetrics Chief – 2 blocks
Urogynecology - 1 block
Elective - 1 block
Research 2 weeks
Vacation - 3 weeks
Baylor University Medical Center is a Christian based hospital, as such, training in elective termination of pregnancy is a procedure not offered in the curriculum.
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