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Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency

Application Requirements

The residency program selects five applicants per year from over 400 applications. All residents are selected through the National Resident Matching Program. The program is using the ResidencyCAS system for applications starting in 2024.

The criteria for ranking include personal interviews, three letters of recommendation, Dean’s letters, National Board scores, and personal statements. The deadline for application is October 1st of each year. No other applications will be accepted after this deadline.

The department does not have a cut-off for USMLE scores, however, scores on USMLE 1 and 2 are taken into consideration. The department does not require, but would prefer, some US clinical experience. University policy does not allow sponsorship of H1 or H1B visas, but does accept J1 visas sponsored by the ECFMG. Age and year of graduation from medical school are not criteria for applying. Please review our housestaff contract and institutional policies found on our Graduate Medical Education (GME) website.

Interviews are by invitation only, and will be scheduled on Fridays during November and December. Interviews will be scheduled with members of the OB/GYN Residency Selection Committee. Due to the volume of applications received, we cannot notify everyone who has applied to our residency if we are unable to offer an interview.

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Overview of the Program

The residency program in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School is designed to provide the resident with a well balanced exposure to the entire field of women's health care. Upon graduation from our program, the resident will have developed the attitudes, skills, and knowledge required to practice general obstetrics and gynecology in a capable and confident manner. In addition, the resident will be exposed to the various sub-specialties of our field in order to kindle an academic interest in fellowship training if desired.

The goals and objectives of our program are further defined within the context of the ACGME's CORE Competencies for Graduate Medical Education which are:

  • Patient care,
  • Medical knowledge,
  • Practice-based learning and improvement,
  • Interpersonal and communication skills,
  • Professionalism, and
  • Systems-based practice.

The ACGME's category of patient care includes Surgical Skills which are considered separately in our program for the sake of clarity.

Our Residency

Two doctors speaking with a pregnant patient

Patient Care

Upon completion of our program, the resident will be able to provide health care to women including preventive care, care for common medical conditions, and care for the problems specific to the field of Obstetrics and Gynecology. The resident will be able to counsel women regarding current medical conditions and educate women regarding health maintenance.

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Surgical Skills

The resident will be able to competently perform the procedures common to the practice of general obstetrics and gynecology.

A pregnant woman looking out window.

Medical Knowledge

The resident will develop an understanding of the diagnosis, evaluation and treatment of all aspects of normal and abnormal obstetrical and gynecological conditions. This includes an understanding of the conditions related to the sub-specialties: Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Gynecologic Oncology, Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery, and Complex Family Planning. 

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Practice-based Learning and Improvement

The resident will develop the attitude of personal responsibility for self-evaluation and life long learning. The resident will develop the skills to stay abreast of advances in the medical literature and the ability to critically assess published works. The resident will further his/her understanding of these principals by participating in a research project.

A doctor speaks with a patient in an exam room

Interpersonal and Communication Skills

The resident will develop the attitude and skills necessary to effectively exchange information with all patients. This will include gathering information from the patient and giving information to the patient in a therapeutic manner that is ethically sound. The resident must demonstrate the ability to effectively share information with other members of the health care team, including students and junior residents.

A pregnant woman having a consultation with her doctor.

Professionalism

The residency program will provide an environment which encourages personal growth of the resident with regard to responsibility and commitment to patient care. The resident will develop the ability to act with integrity, behave ethically, and treat others with respect.

A young woman having a consultation with her doctor.

Systems-based Practice

The resident will develop a sense of responsibility and an ability to negotiate health care systems such that they can make the best use of available resources for their patients. The resident will develop an understanding of the way that their health care decisions for an individual patient will impact others.

Current Residents

  • OBGYN residents class of 2025
    Headshot of Anusha Adkoli

    Anusha Adkoli, MD

    • Hometown: Bloomingdale, IL
    • Undergraduate Institution: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
    • Medical School: New York Medical College
    • Why RWJMS? I loved the camaraderie and support between the residents and faculty! There is also great training in the foundation of ObGyn as well as all the subspecialties!
    • Interests/hobbies outside of ObGyn: Dance, yoga, reading, painting, travel, sustainability, hiking, skiing, movies, coffee
    • Currently binge-watching: re-watching all the Marvel movies
    • Last stamp on my passport: Most recent travel was U.S. Virgin Islands, but last stamp was Iceland!
    • Next stamp on my passport: Hopefully India to see family! Or Japan!
    • If I weren’t an ObGyn, I would be: I think it would be so fun to own a studio and teach dance and yoga classes!
    • Last read: The House in the Cerulean Sea
    • Currently reading: The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue
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    Rei Yamada, MD

    • Hometown: Brookline, MA & Fort Lee, NJ
    • Undergraduate Institution: Cornell University
    • Medical School: Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University
    • Why RWJMS? Friendly and fun group of residents, supportive faculty, and strong subspecialty exposure
    • Last stamp on passport: Japan
    • Next stamp on passport: Hopefully Singapore!
    • Dessert or coffee: Coffee, but I also love Haagan-Dazs strawberry ice cream (fun fact: Haagan-Dazs was founded in the Bronx­­! Am I the only one who thought it was European for the longest time?)
    • What did you want to be when you grew up? A pastry chef, a piano teacher, a pre-school teacher, or an interior designer
    • Food you could eat every day for the rest of your life: Brown rice
    • Interests within OB/GYN: REI, general ObGyn 
    Headshot of Gabriella Lobitz

    Gabriella Lobitz, MD

    • Hometown: Hazleton, PA
    • Undergraduate Institution: Temple University
    • Medical School: Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University
    • Why RWJMS: It is such a warm and inviting place with amazing residents, faculty and staff. I love the amazing quality of the training the program provides, as well as the awesome exposure to subspecialties to help you pursue any career path you chose!
    • Last Stamp on Passport: Costa Rica
    • Next Stamp on Passport: Greece!!
    • Food you could eat every day for the rest of your life: hot sauce
    • Last read: The Anthropocene Reviewed by John Green
    • Interests within OB/GYN: REI
    Headshot of Viraj Khetani

    Viraj Khetani, MD

    • Hometown: Short Hills, NJ
    • Undergraduate Institution: Cornell University
    • Medical School: Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
    • Why RWJMS? Having been a medical student at RWJMS, I was able to see and experience first-hand the supportive work environment, fantastic attendings, and close-knit bond between the residents. I know RWJ will help me thrive and develop into a fantastic ObGyn and provider! I couldn’t imagine myself anywhere else J
    • Interests outside of ObGyn: Painting, drawing, dancing, eating and exploring new foods/restaurants
    • Food you could eat every day for the rest of your life: Pasta 100%!!
    • Favorite thing you own: A super fancy mechanical jar opener. Literally the best $5 I’ve ever spent. My years of not being able to open jars by myself are in the past!
    • Superpower you wish you could have: Teleportation  
    • Dessert or coffee: Coffee- I’m not a dessert person and I can’t live without my many cups of coffee a day!
    • What did you want to be when you grew up? Pretty much always a doctor. But if not that then DEFINITELY a professional makeup artist for fantasy movies!
    • What TV show would you want to be cast in? The Amazing Race. One day I’ll make it on there, just wait and see!
    Headshot of Nayna Shah

    Nayna Shah, MD

    • Hometown: Morris Plains, NJ
    • Undergraduate: University of Miami
    • Medical school: University of Miami Miller School of Medicine
    • Why RWJMS: All the residents seemed so so happy here, and I’m glad I listened to them because I am too! 
    • Last Read: “Invisible Women: Data Bias in a World Designed by Men” (Down with the patriarchy, am I right??) 
    • What I’m listening to now: Doja Cat! Always! In the car, in the shower, while I’m cleaning… she fits all occasions!
    • Superpower I wish I had: Knowing what my dreams mean?? (Or at least just remembering them) 
    • Currently Bingewatching: Elite (we love a good steamy Spanish drama)
    • What I wanted to be when I grew up: A Poet (you know I read my Shel Silverstein)
    • Food I could eat every day: Eggo waffles (I already eat them every day, so this was a no-brainer) 
    Group photo of Class of 2025 OBGYN Residents
  • Headshot of Mary Conklin

    Mary Conklin, MD

    • Hometown: Rumson, NJ
    • Undergraduate Institution: University of Notre Dame
    • Medical School: Creighton University
    • Why RWJMS?: I loved how close the residents were on interview day and knew I would be supported as a resident here! I was looking for a program with strong family planning training and exposure to each of the subspecialities, and RWJMS definitely has both.
    • Currently binge-watching: Schitt's Creek
    • Last stamp on passport: Uganda!
    • Food you could eat every day for the rest of your life: Definitely pasta!!
    • Interests within ObGyn: Generalist or MFM
    • Favorite day off activity: Going to the beach! I grew up on the Jersey Shore and am so excited to be training close to home.
    • What TV show would you want to be cast in?: New Girl, so I can be friends with the roomies
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    Marisa Giglio, MD 

    • Hometown: Cranbury, NJ
    • Undergraduate Institution: Carnegie Mellon University
    • Medical School: Penn State
    • Why RWJMS: For the amazing people and strong family planning
    • Last stamp on passport: Iceland
    • Next stamp on passport: Morocco  
    • Food you could eat for the rest of your life: Sushi
    • Favorite thing in your house: My cat and dog
    • What I’m listening to now: Crime junkies
    • Interests outside of OBGYN: Swimming and hiking
    Headshot of Vaishali Mehta

    Vaishali Mehta, MD 

    • Hometown: Orlando, FL
    • Undergraduate Institution: Northwestern University
    • Medical School: Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University
    • Why RWJMS?: Friendly environment, supportive faculty, strong academic center with a very diverse patient population, and the residents are all amazing!
    • Last read: Crying in H Mart
    • Currently binge-watching: Peaky Blinders
    • Last stamp on passport: Guatemala, 10/10!
    • Next stamp on passport: Tanzania & Zanzibar or Morocco!
    • Food you could eat every day for the rest of your life: Tacos or soup in any form
    • Interests within ObGyn: global & public health, health equity, best practice in underserved/resource-limited settings
    • Interests outside of OB/Gyn: traveling, exploring new restaurants/bars, eating, reading, binging TV shows, spoiling my nieces & nephews
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    Jennifer Zhang, MD 

    • Hometown: Buffalo, NY
    • Undergraduate Institution: Cornell University
    • Medical School: Stony Brook SOM
    • Why RWJMS: I couples matched here with my boyfriend! I also loved the smaller class size, access to the different specialties, and how it is in between my bf's and my hometowns. Fun fact: my brother was an IM resident here and was able to match into his dream fellowship, so I knew I would be supported academically and by the faculty!
    • Last read: Pachinko, This is Going to Hurt, It Ends with Us
    • Currently binge-watching: The Boys
    • Next stamp on passport: Korea/Japan
    • Last stamp on passport: Spain!
    • Interests outside of ObGyn: Interior design, plants, weightlifting, online shopping, dog walking (until I can finally get my own!!)
    • Food you could eat every day for the rest of your life: my grandma's dumplings
    • Interests within ObGyn: REI, MFM
    • Favorite thing you own: a hand-held vacuum! I use that thing all the time
    • Superpower you wish you could have: controlling time!
    • I never leave home without: phone/wallet/keys, water bottle, and stacks of dainty jewelry
    • Favorite day off activity: SLEEP, go to plant store, and wine nights with friends!
    • Dessert or coffee: Tough but can't get through L&D without a bunch of coffee
    • Favorite movie: Big Hero 6 - I cry at the same two points every single time
    Group photo of Class of 2026 OBGYN Residents

  • Sneha Kamarajugadda, MD

    • Hometown: East Windsor, NJ
    • Undergrad institution: Drexel University
    • Medical School: Drexel University College of Medicine
    • Why RWJMS: Even with virtual interviews, I could sense how close the residents were and knew I would be well-supported if I came here. It was also important to me to leave residency feeling comfortable providing abortion care and RWJMS has a robust family planning program that stood out to me on the interview trail.
    • What TV show would you want to be cast in?: Chopped but as a judge so I can eat yummy food
    • Superpower you wish you could have: Teleportation so I can travel to eat anywhere in the world for any meal
    • What I'm listening to now: There's a DOPAMINE playlist on Spotify and it's chef kiss
    • Book I recommend: Pachinko by Min Jin Lee. It's a long read but such a beautiful story about a transgenerational Korean family that moved to Japan
    • Interests within ObGyn: MIGS, abortion care and reproductive justice, contraception, health disparities

    Pooja Kasinath, MD

    • Hometown: Basking Ridge, NJ
    • Undergraduate institution: Case Western Reserve University
    • Medical school: Creighton University School of Medicine
    • Why RWJMS: I fell in love on my interview day and haven't looked back since ❤ RWJ had everything I wanted in a program - comprehensive family planning experience, exposure to all the subspecialties, co-residents that feel like family and close to my own family.
    • Last read: The Lost Apothecary by Sarah Penner
    • Last stamp on passport: Singapore!
    • Next stamp on passport: Portugal (hopefully)
    • Currently binge-watching: Only Murders in the Building
    • Food you could eat every day for the rest of your life: any variation of chips & queso
    • Dessert or coffee: coffee cake would be amazing, but definitely coffee >>>
    • Superpower you wish you could have: teleportation
    • Favorite thing you own: my air fryer

    Ariana Lyons, MD 

    • Hometown: Plainfield, NJ 
    • Undergrad institution: Allegheny College, PA
    • Medical School: Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School (RWJMS)
    • Why RWJMS: I had a great experience on the floors as a student, I saw first-hand how close the residents were and the great education that this program provided! And it doesn’t hurt that it is close to my family too 😊
    • Last stamp on passport: Barbados, WI
    • Food you could eat every day for the rest of your life: Cinnabon!! 
    • What I'm listening to now: The Retrievals podcast… so wild!
    • Interests within ObGyn: gynecologic surgery
    • Favorite thing you own: my cat, Scarlet!
    • I never leave home without: Orbit Wintermint or Sweetmint Gum
    • What TV show would you want to be cast in?: Any Real Housewives
    • Who would play you in a movie about your life?: Ideally - Beyonce, realistically – Issa Rae

    Anjali Patel, MD 

    • Hometown: Warren, NJ
    • Undergrad institution: Penn State
    • Medical School: Jefferson 
    • Why RWJMS: I grew up in NJ and I wanted to come home, not just to my immediate family but to my new residency family. Even briefly interacting with the residents at my meet-and-greet, I could tell that the vibe was special and everyone genuinely loved spending time with each other. I knew I would feel at home here! Diversity, equity, and inclusion was also extremely important to me and everyone at RWJ made it very clear that this was a point of focus of the residency.
    • Currently binge-watching: The Summer I Turned Pretty (living vicariously because I did not live like that in high school)
    • Last stamp on passport: Iceland and Portugal!! 
    • Food you could eat every day for the rest of your life: ice cream, chocolate, popcorn
    • Favorite thing you own: my heated blanket! I should bring it to the hospital because hospitals are always so cold for no reason
    • Superpower you wish you could have: photographic memory, of course (who in medicine would have a different answer?)
    • Favorite day off activity: hanging out with my grandparents who live in Piscataway
    • Dessert or coffee: affogato – best of both worlds :)
    • What did you want to be when you grew up?: an ophthalmologist! (or a photographer or model or engineer but those didn’t really work out either)

  • Danielle Cannady, MD

    • Hometown: Olney, MD
    • Undergrad: University of Maryland, Baltimore County
    • Med school: University of Illinois College of Medicine, Chicago
    • Why RWJMS: even over Zoom, it was clear that the residents were very close and felt supported! I also knew that I would get great training  from the high acuity, high volume, and exposure to all subspecialities.
    • Last stamp on passport: Jamaica
    • Next stamp on passport: I would love to go to Belize for one of my vacations!
    • Currently binge watching: Below Deck (gotta love mindless reality tv)
    • I never leave home without: my airpods
    • Interests within ObGyn: MIGS and health disparities
    • Food you could eat every day for the rest of your life: definitely sushi

    Alexandra Davidson, MD

    • Hometown: New Milford, CT
    • Undergrad: Temple University 
    • Medical School: Drexel University College of Medicine 
    • Why RWJMS: The strong sense of community was apparent even through online interviews. I could tell the residents and faculty truly wanted to get to know us. 
    • Next stamp on your passport: Aruba
    • Food I could eat every day for the rest of my life: Pasta 
    • Interests within ObGyn: My favorite aspect of ObGyn is labor and delivery, I love the fast pace and acuity 
    • Favorite thing I own: My bernedoodle puppy!
    • Favorite day off activity: On my day off you can find me at the pool or shopping
    • What did you want to be when you grew up: For years I told everyone I was going to be a chef when I grew up 

    Jairan Sadeghi, MD

    • Hometown: Tehran, Iran, and Pittsburgh, PA is my adoptive home 
    • Undergrad institution: Carnegie Mellon University (BHA) University of Pittsburgh (BSN)
    • Medical school: Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
    • Why RWJMS: it’s my home institution! I knew I’d get great training here, I wanted to stay close to friends and family, and I wanted to be at an institution where residents are organized (Union proud!) 
    • Interests within ObGyn: I’d like to be a generalist and so far I’m interested in most things ObGyn, including exploring the history and practices of the field. 
    • Favorite thing you own: My emerald green Camco drumkit. I lost the means to collectively make music since the beginning of the pandemic, so I’m holding onto it for when the opportunity arises again. 
    • I never leave home without: Fully charged headphones and a snack.
    • Favorite day off activity: Going to Jacob Riis beach with my friends and a cooler full of fresh fruit.  
    • What did you want to be when you grew up: An Astrophysicist. 
    • Food you could eat every day for the rest of your life: Any Persian food, without question.

    Amanda Tuchler, MD

    • Hometown: Lexington, VA
    • Undergrad: Johns Hopkins
    • Med school: University of Maryland
    • Why RWJMS: because it serves a high acuity and diverse patient population, it’s an academic referral center, high volume, and offers training in full spectrum comprehensive abortion care
    • Last Read: A Visit from the Goon Squad by Jennifer Egan
    • Last stamp on passport: Argentina
    • Next stamp on passport: hopefully Peru or Colombia
    • Interests outside of ObGyn: running, making/eating baked goods, my cat Oliver, traveling
    • Never leave home without: coffee
    • Favorite day off activity: finding a new bakery and eating baked goods in a park

    Stevie Yang, MD

    • Hometown: Concord, MA
    • Undergrad institution: Princeton University
    • Medical school: University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School
    • Why RWJMS: the close-knit resident community, opportunities for community outreach, early exposure to family planning
    • Last read: Lady Tan's Circle of Women
    • Currently binge-watching: Suits
    • Last stamp on passport: Taiwan
    • Interests outside of ObGyn: dance, hot yoga, baking
    • Food you could eat every day for the rest of your life: Thai food 100%
    • I never leave home without: giving my dog a hug/kiss!

Results After Residency

  • Fellowships after Residency

    2021-2025

    Complex Family Planning, Boston University

    Complex Family Planning, UNC

    Complex Family Planning, UC Davis

    Gyn Oncology, Mayo Clinic

    Gyn Oncology, Ohio State University

    Gyn Oncology, Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Med Sch

    Gyn Oncology, NYU, Langone

    MFM, NYU

    MFM, Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Med Sch

    MFM, University of Washington

    MIGS, Northwell LIJ

    MIGS, UNC, Chapel Hill

    REI, Columbia

    REI, NIH MD x 2

    REI, RMA NJ x 2

    Urogyn, Cornell

Rotation Schedule

The residency program is broken down into a variety of rotations which can be broadly categorized in four different subsections: General Obstetrics, General Gynecology, and Subspecialties. Specific rotations are listed below.

Rotation Time

  • RWJUH – Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital
  • RBPA – Raritan Bay Medical Center, Perth Amboy Division
PGY-I PGY-II PGY-III PGY-IV
Obstetrics/MFM (RWJUH): 2.4 months Obstetrics/MFM (RWJUH): 2.4 months Obstetrics/MFM (RWJUH): 2.4 months

Obstetrics/MFM (RWJUH): 2.4 months
General Gynecology (RWJUH): 2.4 months General Gyn (RWJUH): 2.4 months General Gynecology (RWJUH): 1.2 months General Gyn (RWJUH): 2.4 months
General ObGyn (RBPA): 2.4 months General ObGyn (RBPA): 2.4 months General ObGyn (RBPA): 2.4 months General Gynecology/Urogynecology (RWJUH): 1.2 months
Clinic: 2.4 months Gynecologic Oncology: 2.4 months Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility: 2.4 months General ObGyn (RBPA): 2.4 months
Night Float: 2.4 months Night Float: 2.4 months Breast/Ultrasound: 2.4 months (Elective with requirements: 1.2 months) Gynecologic Oncology: 2.4 months
    Night Float: 1.2 months Night Float: 1.2 months

Benefits and Salary

Our residency and fellowship programs offer a uniform package of benefits consistent with those provided at all graduate medical educational programs operated by the medical school. Full details regarding benefits and salary are continuously updated by the Office of Graduate Medical Education.

Office of Graduate Medical Education
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Education

The educational component of the residency program consists of formal didactics as well as hands on clinical exposure to a wide variety of obstetric and gynecological pathology. To implement the educational objectives of the residency program, the Resident Education Committee was established in 1998. This committee consists of faculty members representative of all major departmental divisions as well as one resident from each academic year. The mission of this committee is to provide a structured environment in which resident education issues are discussed.

Didactics

Below is the formal weekly lecture schedule as it pertains to the residency program:

Lecture Time

  • Departmental M&M, Friday 7:30 am – 8:00 a.m.
  • Grand Rounds, Friday 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.
  • Resident Didactic Lecture Series, Friday 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
  • MFM Ultrasound Conference, Wednesday 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
  • MFM Journal Club, Wednesday 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
  • MFM HROB Case Conference, Wednesday 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
  • Phillips/Schuster Rounds, Tuesday 7:30 a.m. - 8:30 a.m.
  • "Strip" Rounds/Oral Boards Practice, Wednesday 7:30 a.m. - 8:00 a.m.

Grand Rounds and all Friday morning lectures are protected time. In addition, each rotation has its own schedule of conferences and lectures.

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Research

The residency program requires active participation in a research project at least once during the four years of residency training. At some time during the residency program, the resident is expected to present this research during the Research Day held each year in June. Although residents are required to present at least once during their four years, they may present as many times as desired.

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Special Educational Programs

The residency sponsors a Mentorship Program whereby a faculty member is paired with the resident to provide counseling, support, guidance and feedback to the resident that exceeds purely intellectual development.

Advanced practice nurse Lalaine Genuino and certified physician assistant Alexa Simon discuss patient notes

Articles and Presentations by Residents

    • Glassman D, Adler L, Makkar T, Ennis R, Vierschilling D, Pappert A, Stephenson R, “A Landmark Case of Radiation-Induced Bullous Pemphigoid in a Vulvar Cancer Patient.” Case Report Gynecologic Oncology Reports Accepted, pending publication (Feb 2023)
    • DiCenzo N, Shah N, Glassman D, Singla A. Active COVID-19 infection as a barrier to postpartum tubal ligation. Contraception. 2023 Jul; 123:110051. doi: 10.1016/j.contraception.2023.110051. Epub 2023 Apr 19. PMID: 37085093; PMCID: PMC10114313.
    • DiCenzo N, Glassman D, Shah N, Singla A. “COVID19 infection as a barrier to postpartum tubal ligation.” Obstetrics & Gynecology: Annual Clinical and Scientific Meeting Abstracts Supplement. 141 (5S): p 6S, May 2023. Doi: 10.10.1097/01.AOG.0000929764.75617.6f
    • DiCenzo N, Shah N, Kauderer S, Matthews G. “Introduction of a medical student abortion advocacy program.” CREOG & APGO Conference. Poster. February 27th, 2023. National Harbor, MD.
    • DiCenzo N, Giglio M. “Post-Dobbs: the consequences of abortion bans on Complex Family Planning training.” Journal of Graduate Medical Education. August 2023. 15(4): 416-418. Doi: 10.4300/JGME-D-23-00013.1.
    • Lin R, DiCenzo N, Rosen T. “Cesarean scar ectopic pregnancy: nuances in diagnosis and management.” Fertility and Sterility. July 2023. Doi:10.1016/j.fertnstert.2023.07.019.
    • DiCenzo N, Gill P, Brandi K. “Who gets to decide? Assessing Contraceptive Coercion in Healthcare Settings.” Heath Services Research. June 2023. Doi: 10.1111/1475-6773.14193.
    • DiCenzo, N. “The effects of language surrounding abortion in a post-Dobbs era.” Obstetrics & Gynecology. 141(6): 1224. June 2023. doi: 10.1097/AOG.0000000000005174. 
    • DiCenzo N, Brandi K, Getz K, Matthews G. “Characteristics associated with physician bias in contraceptive counseling.” Obstetrics & Gynecology: Annual Clinical and Scientific Meeting Abstracts Supplement. 141(5S): p6S, May 2023. Doi: 10.1097/01.AOG.0000929760.23214.eb
    • DiCenzo N, Giglio M. “Before and after SB8: OBGYN residency applications patterns in Texas.” Obstetrics & Gynecology: Annual Clinical and Scientific Meeting Abstracts Supplement. 141(S5): p95S, May 2023. Doi:10.1097/01.AOG.0000931156.21137.65
    • DiCenzo N, Brandi K, Getz K, Matthews G. “Characteristics associated with physician bias in contraceptive counseling.” Poster. ACOG Annual Clinical & Scientific Meeting. May 19th, 2023. Baltimore, MD.
    • DiCenzo N, Shah N, Kauderer S, Matthews G. “Introduction of a medical student abortion advocacy program.” CREOG & APGO Conference. February 27th, 2023. National Harbor, MD.
    • Dunn, MC; Rosenfeld, EB; Ananth, CV; Hutchinson-Colas, J; Brandt, JS; “Gender Inclusive Research Instructions in Author Submission Guidelines: Results of a Cross-Sectional Study of Obstetrics and Gynecology Journals.” American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology-MFM. March 2023. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ajogmf.2023.100911.
    • Dunn, MC; Ananth, CV; Zhang, Y; Sweat Patrick, H. Association of BMI and success of Trial of Labor After Cesarean: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Society for Maternal Fetal Medicine 43rd Annual Pregnancy Meeting. Poster presentation. San Francisco, CA, February 2023.
    • Dunn, MC; Rosenfeld, EB; Ananth, CV; Brandt, JS. Inclusive OBGYN journals have greater metrics of research influence compared to non-inclusive journals. Society for Maternal Fetal Medicine 43rd Annual Pregnancy Meeting. Poster presentation. San Francisco, CA, February 2023.
    • Dunn, MC; Ananth, CV; Rosen, T. Preeclampsia Risk Related to Maternal Smoking: Effect Modification by BodyMass Index and Gestational Weight Gain. Society for Maternal Fetal Medicine 43rd Annual Pregnancy Meeting. Poster presentation. San Francisco, CA, February 2023.
    • Elwood, A; Park, S; Matthews, G. Cancellation of postpartum tubal ligations during Covid-19 and alternative contraceptive methods in women with public insurance: a two-year update. Poster. ACOG ACSM 2023. Baltimore, MD.
    • Elwood, A; Sauer, M. Does Proposed Anti-Abortion Legislation Affect Access to Abortion Care? A State-by-State Comparison. Poster. ACOG ACSM 2023. Baltimore, MD.
    • Glassman D, Kher R, Ananth C, Aikins J, Girda E “Real life utilization of sentinel lymph node mapping in endometrial cancer: patterns of practice in unmapped patients and effect on treatment outcomes” Accepted as poster presentation to SGO (2023)
    • Glassman D, Mohamed-Nady N, Sauer MV. Treatment of cesarean scar ectopic pregnancy by gravid total abdominal hysterectomy. Am J Obstet Gynecol. 2023 May;228(5):595-596. doi: 0.1016/j.ajog.2022.12.008. Epub 2022 Dec 9. PMID: 36502998
    • Glassman D, Adler L, Makkar T, Ennis R, Vierschilling D, Pappert A, Stephenson R. A case of radiation-induced bullous pemphigoid in a vulvar cancer patient. Gynecol Oncol Rep. 2023 Mar 3;46:101153. doi: 10.1016/j.gore.2023.101153. eCollection 2023 Apr. PMID: 36923582
    • Patel JM, Glassman D, Sayal S, Girda E. Challenges in treatment of gestational trophoblastic neoplasia in patients with MTHFR mutation: A case report. Gynecol Oncol Rep. 2023 Jun 29;48:101234. doi: 10.1016/j.gore.2023.101234. eCollection 2023 Aug. PMID: 37449086
    • Chua KJ, Moughrabi S, Glassman D, Habib S, Singer EA, Girda E. Publication rates of podium presentations at the Society of Gynecologic Oncology (SGO) annual meetings. Int J Gynecol Cancer. 2023 Aug 7;33(8):1203-1207. doi: 10.1136/ijgc-2023-004324. PMID: 37220952
    • Jessie Hollingsworth, MD, MS, Stephanie Smyczek, BA, Alexander Gonzalez, Ruth Stephenson, DO, James Aikins, MD. Earlier age of HPV vaccination at a federally qualified health center is associated with higher completion rates. Poster. New Jersey ObGyn Society. April 2023, Atlantic City.
    • Hollingsworth J, Beier M, Adkoli A, Stephenson R. Comparing Sentinel Lymphadenectomy and Complete Lymphadenectomy Among Obese Patients (BMI >30) Undergoing Minimally Invasive Hysterectomy for Early-stage Endometrial Cancer: An ACS-NSQIP Database Study. Abstract. American Society of Clinical Oncology Journal (ASCO) Annual Meeting I 2023. June 2023. Chicago, IL.
    • Kwon CS, Abu-Alnadi N. “Updates on the Surgical Approach to Fibroids: The Importance of Radiofrequency Ablation.” Seminars in Interventional Radiology 2023 Aug;40(4):335-342. https://doi.org/ 10.1055/s-0043-1770734.
    • Silverstein RG, Kwon CS, McClurg AB, Abu-Alnadi N. “Mastering Morcellation: Site Selection and Standardized Technique.” Video Abstract. 52nd AAGL Global Congress on Minimally Invasive Gynecology. November 5-8, 2023. Nashville, TN.
    • Kwon CS, Kim J, McClurg AB, Silverstein RG, Abu-Alnadi N. “Advanced Pelvic Anatomy and Dissection Techniques.” Oral Presentation. 52nd AAGL Global Congress on Minimally Invasive Gynecology. November 5-8, 2023. Nashville, TN.
    • Lobitz G., Margolis C. Low Serum Estradiol Levels the Day Prior to Natural Cycle Frozen Euploid Embryo Transfer, a Legitimate Reason for Concern? Poster presented at: Pacific Coast Reproductive Society; March 2023; Palm Springs, CA
    • Margolis C., Lobitz G. An Investigation into the Utility of Diphenhydramine After One Failed Euploid Frozen Embryo Transfer. Poster presented at: Pacific Coast Reproductive Society; March 2023; Palm Springs, CA
    • Park, S.U., Elwood, A., Mark V. Sauer., Matthews, G. “Cancellation of Postpartum Tubal Ligations During Covid-19 and Alternative Contraceptive Methods in Women With Public Insurance: A TwoYear Update,” Poster. American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Annual Clinical and Scientific Meeting, Baltimore, M.D. May 19-21, 2023.
    • Vargas, N.M., Kalbian, I., Levy, M., Brown, A., Park, S.U., Sharkey, K. “Mentorship Events at InPerson vs. Virtual Medical Conferences: Comparison of Platforms for Effective Networking,” Poster. Women in Medicine Summit, Chicago, I.L. September 22-23, 2023.
    • Sachdev, D., Yamada, R., Lee, R., Sauer, M.V., Ananth, C.V. The risk of stroke in pregnancies conceived after infertility treatment: A population-based study in the United States. Jama Network Open, Aug 2023.
    • Sachdev, D., Yamada, R., Lee, R., Sauer, M.V., & Ananth, C.V. Risk of stroke hospitalization after infertility treatment. JAMA Network Open. 2023, Aug; 6(8): e2331470. PMID: 37647063.
    • Devika Sachdev, MD, Leah M. Roberts, MD, Cheri K Margolis, MD, Nola S Herlihy, MD, Amber M Klimczak, MD, Pavan Gill, MD, Andres Reig, MD, Emre Seli, MD, Paul Bergh, MD, Marie D. Werner, MD. The Embryo Flash as a Predictor of Euploid Frozen Embryo Transfer Outcomes. Poster. Pacific Coast Reproductive Society Annual Meeting. March 2023, Indian Wells, CA.
    • Genovese, H.G., Yamada, R., Willson, S.F., Gill, P.P., Reig, A., Roberts, L.M., Margolis, C.K., Bergh, P.A., & Werner, M.D. Poor trophectoderm grade is associated with decreased live birth rate and increased risk of pregnancy loss after single frozen embryo transfer. Poster presentation, Pacific Coast Reproductive Society Annual Meeting. 2023, Mar. Indian Wells, CA, USA.
    • Rei Yamada, M.D., Devika Sachdev, M.D., Rachel Lee, M.S., Mark V. Sauer, M.D., M.S. and Cande V. Ananth, Ph.D., M.P.H. Infertility Treatment and the Risk of Heart Disease within a Year Following Delivery: A Cohort Study in the United States. Poster. ASRM Conference. October 2023, New Orleans, LA.
    • Anusha Adkoli MD, Colton Smith DO, Timothy Kennedy MD, James Aikins MD, Eugenia Girda MD. Gliomatosis Peritonei Associated with Immature Teratoma: A Case Report. Poster. Mid-Atlantic Gynecologic Oncology Society (MAGOS), 2022 Annual Meeting. November 2022. Nashville, TN.
    • Adkoli A, Kumar S, Futterman ID, Clare CA. Access to Family Planning Services Following Natural Disasters and Pandemics: A Review of the English Literature. Cureus. 2022 Jul 16;14(7):e26926. doi: 10.7759/cureus.26926. eCollection 2022 Jul. PMID: 35989788
    • DiCenzo N, Rosen T. “Unclear language of abortion ban exceptions risks patient health.” Health Affairs: Forefront. Published November 16, 2022. doi: 10.1377/forefront.20221115.702733. 
    • DiCenzo N, Chua K, Getz K, Matthews G. “Inequities in management of early pregnancy loss: barriers to dilation and curettage during the COVID19 pandemic.” Poster. American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists District III Junior Fellow Day. October 14, 2022.
    • DiCenzo N, Chua K, Getz K, Matthews G. “Inequities of management of early pregnancy loss: barriers to dilation and curettage during the COVID19 pandemic.” Poster. New Jersey Society of Obstetricians & Gynecologists Conference. May 20, 2022. Atlantic City, NJ.
    • DiCenzo N, Chua K, Moughrabi S, Habib S, Matthews G. “Barriers to management of early pregnancy loss in the Hispanic/Latinx population during COVID19.” Poster. New Jersey Society of Obstetricians & Gynecologists Conference. May 20, 2022. Atlantic City, NJ.
    • DiCenzo N, Shah N, Bayat L. “Impact of abortion restrictions on pregnancy-related health.” Maternal Health Awareness Day. Oral Presentation. Rutgers University. January 23rd, 2022. New Brunswick, NJ.
    • Hutchinson-Colas J, Earnhardt MC, Mannan A, McGreevy J, Bachmann GA. Structural racism and the impact on incarcerated midlife women. Womens Midlife Health. 2022 Nov 5;8(1):12. doi: 10.1186/s40695-022-00081-y. PMID: 36333765
    • Glassman D, Nady M, Sauer M, “Treatment of Cesarean Scar Ectopic Pregnancy by Gravid Total Abdominal Hysterectomy” Case Report in American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology (2022)
    • Chua KJC, Glassman D, Singer E, Girda E, “Publication Rates of Podium Presentations at Society for Gynecologic Oncology (SGO) 2017 and 2018 Annual Meeting” Abstract in Gynecologic Oncology Vol 166, Supplement 1 (2022)
    • Glassman D, Patel JM, Hathout L, Thomas S, Girda E, “Benign Metastasizing Leiomyoma in Retroperitoneal Lymph Nodes with Concurrent Early Stage Cervical Cancer” Case Report in Gynecologic Oncology Reports 40 (2022)
    • Glassman D, Adler L, Maakar T, Ennis R, Vierschilling D, Pappert A, Stephenson R, “A Landmark Case of Radiation-Induced Bullous Pemphigoid in a Vulvar Cancer Patient.” Oral presentation at MAGOS (2022)
    • Chua KJC, Glassman D, Singer E, Girda E, “Publication Rates of Podium Presentations at Society for Gynecologic Oncology (SGO) 2017 and 2018 Annual Meeting” Oral Presentation at SGO (2022)
    • Glassman D, Adler L, Maakar T, Ennis R, Vierschilling D, Pappert A, Stephenson R, “A Landmark Case of Radiation Induced Bullous Pemphigoid in a Vulvar Cancer Patient.” Poster presentation at MAGOS (2022)
    • Glassman D, Patel J, Patel S, Girda E, “Challenges in Treatment of Gestational Trophoblastic Neoplasia in Patients with MTHFR Mutation: A Case Report.” Poster presentation at MAGOS (2022)
    • Glassman D, Kher R, Girda E, “Sentinel lymph node mapping with indocyanine green in robotic-assisted laparoscopic surgery for endometrial cancer staging: a retrospective analysis.” Poster presentation at the Annual Retreat on Cancer Research (2022)
    • Hollingsworth, J., Park, S.U., Bhagavathi, V., Green, A., Philips, N. “Stevens-Johnson Syndrome with Vulvar Involvement: A Case Report and Literature Review,” Case Reports in Women’s Health. March 2022. 34:e00404. DOI: 10.1016/j.crwh.2022.e00404. PMID: 35340779.
    • Jessie Hollingsworth, MD, Stephanie Smyczek, BA, Alexander Gonzalez, Ruth Stephenson, DO, James Aikins, MD. Evaluating completion of HPV vaccination series at a Federally Qualified Health Center. Poster. Mid-Atlantic Gynecologic Society (MAGOS). November 2022. Nashville, TN.
    • Jessie Hollingsworth MD, MS, Jharna M. Patel MD, Ruth Stephenson MD, Mark V. Sauer MD, MS. A Case Series of Recurrent Cervical Cancer in the Colon after Robotic Radical Hysterectomy. Poster. NJOBGS. May 2022.
    • Kwon CS, Buniak CD. “The Impact of TeamSTEPPS Training on Obstetric Team Member Attitudes and Outcomes.” American Journal of Perinatology. Manuscript ID: AJP-22-Mar-1102. Published Online: December 30, 2022. doi: 10.1055/a-1974-4045.
    • Kwon CS, Vaseeharan A, Sauer MV. “Trocar Site Hernia Following Laparoscopy: Early recognition prevents catastrophic sequelae.” Journal of Emergency Medicine. 2022 Dec;63(6):791-794. Epub 2022 Oct 28. PMID: 36522813. doi: 10.1016/j.jemermed.2022.09.006.
    • Kwon CS, Free L. “CREOG Rapid Review 2.0.” CREOG & APGO Annual Meeting. Oral Presentation. March 9-12, 2022, Orlando, FL, USA.
    • Kwon CS, Olinger K, McClurg AB, Abu-Alnadi, N. “MR Imaging for Deep Endometriosis: Imaging Pearls.” 51st AAGL Global Congress on Minimally Invasive Gynecology. Oral Presentation. December 1-4, 2022. Aurora, CO.
    • Kwon CS, Huntress LA, Lee K, Kim K, Adkoli A, Beckerman WE, Balica, AC. “Uterine Artery Embolization via Transradial versus Transfemoral Arterial Access: Technical and Clinical Results.” 51st AAGL Global Congress on Minimally Invasive Gynecology. Abstract Presentation. December 1-4, 2022. Aurora, CO.
    • Silverstein RG, Kwon CS, Li L, Qaqish B, McClurg AB, Carey ET. “Effects of Cesarean Sections on Outcomes of Hysterectomies Performed By Minimally Invasive Gynecology-Trained Surgeons.” 51st AAGL Global Congress on Minimally Invasive Gynecology. Abstract Presentation. December 1-4, 2022. Aurora, CO.
    • Kwon CS, Dai J, Dunn M, Balica AC. “Multiple Uterine Artery Pseudoaneurysms following Hysteroscopic Myomectomy.” 45th Annual Integrative Ultrasound Meeting. Poster. March 12-16, 2022.  San Diego, CA, USA.
    • Park, S.U., Sachdev, D., Dolitsky, S., Sauer, M.V., Bachmann, G., Hutchinson-Colas, J. “A Review of Fertility Preservation in Transgender Men and the Need for Uniform Templates for Comprehensive Counseling,” Fertility and Sterility Reports. September 2022. DOI: 10.1016/j.xfre.2022.07.006. PMID: 36212567.
    • Park, S.U., Blackledge, K., Ananth, C.V., Sauer, M.V., Brandt, J.S. “Altmetic and Bibliometric Analysis of Influential Articles in Reproductive Biology, 1980-2019,” Reproductive BioMedicine Online. August 2022. DOI: 10.1016/j.rbmo.2022.04.005. PMID: 35680519.
    • Park, S.U., DiCenzo, N., Elwood, A.D., Blackledge, K., Matthews, G. “Positive Effects of Grant Funding From the Ryan Program and the Possibilities for More,” Obstetrics and Gynecology. July 2022. DOI: 10.1097/AOG.0000000000004840. PMID: 35849470.
    • Park, S.U., Dudash, L., Berkowitz, K.M. “Mechanisms of Ovarian Aging,” Reproduction. July 2021. 162(2):R19-R33. DOI: 10.1530/REP-21-0022. PMID: 33999842.
    • Park, S.U., Glatthorn, H.N., Ananth, C.V., Sauer, M.V. “Fertility Preservation Awareness and Interest Amongst Obstetrics and Gynecology Residents,” Poster Presented and Third Place Award at New Jersey Obstetrical and Gynecological Society Annual Meeting, Atlantic City, N.J. May 20-21, 2022.
    • Park, S.U., Elwood, A., DiCenzo, N., Blackledge, K., Matthews, G. “Turning to Another Resource: How a Private Grant for Contraceptive Devices has Helped Residents and a Community,” Poster Presented at New Jersey Obstetrical and Gynecological Society Annual Meeting, Atlantic City, N.J. May 20-21, 2022.
    • Sachdev D, Kwon CS, Nady-Mohamed, N. “Robotic-Assisted Resection of a Cornual Ectopic Pregnancy: A Focus on Technique and a Discussion on Pathology.” 51st AAGL Global Congress on Minimally Invasive Gynecology. Video Abstract. December 1-4, 2022. Aurora, CO.
    • Sachdev, D., Sauer, M.V., Ananth, C.V. Risk of gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) in singleton pregnancies conceived after infertility treatment and variations by race and BMI: A population-based study in the United States. Oral Presentation. American Society for Reproductive Medicine Annual Meeting, Anaheim, CA, October 22-26, 2022.
    • Sachdev, D., Roberts, L.M., Margolis, C.K., Herlihy, N., Klimczak, A.M., Gill, P., Reig, A., Seli, E., Bergh, P.A., Werner, M.D. The Embryo Flash as a Predictor of Euploid Frozen Embryo Transfer Outcomes. Poster. Pacific Coast Reproductive Society 71st Annual Meeting, Indian Wells, CA, March 22-26, 2023.
    • Roberts, L.M., Sachdev, D., Margolis, C.K., Scarpetti, K., Gill, P., Reig, A., Willson, S., Genovese, H., Seli, E., Werner, M.D., Bergh, P., Costantini-Ferrando, M. Embryo Transfer Technique Matters: An Evaluation of 1,573 Cases. Poster. Pacific Coast Reproductive Society 71st Annual Meeting, Indian Well, CA, March 22-26, 2023.
    • Sachdev, D., Roberts, L.M., Margolis, C.K., Herlihy, N., Klimczak, A.M., Gill, P., Reig, A., Seli, E., Bergh, P.A., Werner, M.D. The embryo flash is not a meaningful predictor of euploid frozen embryo transfer outcomes. American Society for Reproductive Medicine Annual Meeting, Anaheim, CA, October 22-26, 2022.
    • Walker, L., Gardner C.R., Bodenlos K., Sachdev D., Wang S., Laskin D.L., Aleksunes L.M. Human Placental Macrophage Responses to Cadmium Exposure. Society of Toxicology 61st Annual Meeting. March 27–31, 2022.
    • Sachdev, D., Kwon, C. S. Nady-Mohamed, N. Robotic-Assisted Resection of a Cornual Ectopic Pregnancy: A Focus on Technique and a Discussion on Pathology. Video Abstract. American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists (AAGL) 51st Annual Global Congress, Aurora, CO, December 1-4, 2022.
    • Shah N, DiCenzo N, Bayat L. “Impact of abortion restrictions on pregnancy-related health.” Maternal Health Awareness Day. Rutgers University. Oral Presentation. January 23rd, 2022. New Brunswick, NJ.
    • Singh A, Shady A, Ejiro G, Adkoli A…Bergasa N. Factors associated with survival in patients admitted with COVID-19 admitted to a community hospital in New York City. Journal of Lung, Pulmonary & Respiratory Research. 2021;8(2):27‒33. DOI: 10.15406/jlprr.2021.08.00247
    • Dominguez J, Shah S, Ampie L, Chen X, Li B, Ng C, Feldstein E, Wainwright J, Schmidt M, Chad C, Adkoli A … Bowers C. Spinal Epidural Abscess Patients Have Higher Modified Frailty Indexes Than Back Pain Patients on Emergency Room Presentation: A Single- Center Retrospective Case-Control Study, World Neurosurgery, Volume 152, 2021, Pages e610-e616, ISSN 1878-8750.
    • Weingarten S, Borjan A, Pelle A, Futterman I, Adkoli A, Grace H, Apitz S, Lodhi S. Telemedicine use for postpartum depression screening during the COVID-19 pandemic. Poster presented at ACOG D2 Martin L. Stone MD Research Poster Session. September 2021. Virtual.
    • Glassman D, Karsalia R, Moubarak I, Sauer MV, Singla A, “Postpartum hemorrhage caused by uterine artery pseudoaneurysm: A case report.” Case Reports in Women's Health, Volume 29, 2021
    • Kwon CS, Dunn M, Dai J, Balica AC. “A Rare Case of Multiple Uterine Artery Pseudoaneurysms after Hysteroscopic Myomectomy.” J Minim Invasive Gynecol. Published Online: December 17, 2021.
    • Kwon CS, Dai J, Sauer MV. “Peritoneal Hernia Following Abdominal Hysterectomy: A Case Report.” Case Reports in Women’s Health. Published Online: November 16, 2021.
    • Park, S.U., Dolitsky, S., Bachmann, G., Hutchinson-Colas, J. “A Review of Fertility Preservation in Transgender Men and the Need for Uniform Templates for Comprehensive Counseling,” Oral Presentation Presented at American Society for Reproductive Medicine, Baltimore, M.D. October 17-20, 2021.
    • Fatunbi, J., Margolis, C., Park, S.U., Roberts, L., Kim, J., Hanson, B., Klimczak, A., Herlihy, N., Seli, E., Scott Jr, R. “The Influence of Blastocyst Morphological Configuration on the Occurrence of Monozygotic Twinning in Single Embryo Transfer Cycles,” Oral Presentation Presented at American Society for Reproductive Medicine, Baltimore, M.D. October 17-20, 2021.
    • Park, S.U., Margolis, C., Fatunbi, J., Roberts, L., Hanson, B., Kim, J., Herlihy, N., Klimczak, A., Seli, E., Scott Jr, R. “Single Embryo Transfer Versus Double Embryo Transfer and the Subsequent Risk of Monozygotic Twinning,” Poster Presented at American Society for Reproductive Medicine, Baltimore, M.D. October 17-20, 2021.
    • Margolis, C., Roberts, L., Park, S.U., Fatunbi, J., Hanson, B., Kim, J., Klimczak, A., Herlihy, N., Seli, E., Scott Jr, R. “Cryo-Synthetic Frozen Embryo Transfer Cycle Outcomes with Adjustment of Progesterone in Oil Dosing the Day Prior to Embryo Transfer,” Poster Presented at American Society for Reproductive Medicine, Baltimore, M.D. October 17-20, 2021.
    • Park, S.U., Elwood, A.D., Matthews, G. “The Impact of Canceling Postpartum Tubal Ligations During Covid-19 Pandemic: were the Women with Public Insurance Forgotten?” Poster Presented at Society of Family Planning Annual Meeting, Virtual Conference. October 1-2, 2021.
    • Hutchinson-Colas*, J., Sachdev, D*. COVID-19 and Pregnancy Care for Incarcerated Women. Case Reports in Women’s Health, April 2021. (* indicates co-first authorship).
    • Glassman D, Schuster M, Ananth C, “Maternal Smoking and Small for Gestational Age Births in the US.” Abstract at SMFM 2020 in American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology Vol 222, Issue 1, Supplement S1-S7760 (2020)
    • Kwon CS, Buniak CD. “The Impact of TeamSTEPPS Training on Obstetric Team Member Attitudes and Outcomes.” Society of Maternal Fetal Medicine’s 40th Meeting. Poster. February 3-8, 2020. Grapevine, TX, USA.
    • Park, S.U., “Building Each Other Up One Woman at a Time,” Literary AMWA, Second Place Winner in 2020 Susan Love Residency Writing Competition. January 2021.
    • Kwon CS, Bachmann G. “Addition of Family Building as a Part of Perimenopausal/Menopausal Counseling: Perception and Barriers.” 11th Assisted Reproductive Technology World Congress. Poster. October 10-11, 2019. New York, NY, USA.

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Gary Ebert, MD
Residency Program Director
Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences
Division of General Obstetrics and Gynecology
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Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences
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