Instructor(s): Jeannette Lager, Naomi Stotland

The student will provide antepartum, intrapartum, and postpartum care of pregnant women, demonstrating competency on how to do a vaginal delivery under supervision. The student will participate in the operating room with ambulatory as well as major surgeries. The student will work with faculty preceptors and will demonstrate competency in the well woman exam, contraceptive counseling and osteoporosis counseling.

Instructor(s): Jeannette Lager

This is a Bridges Curriculum Clinical Immersive Experience (CIEx), which provide medical students in Foundations 2 opportunities to broaden and enhance their professional development in health care settings different from those of their core clerkships. This course is designed for students who are interested in exploring a career as an OBGYN clinician educator. Students will work closely with 1-2 clinician educator attendings, including going to the OR and/or clinics, and working on projects.

Instructor(s): Jeannette Lager

This is a Bridges Curriculum Clinical Immersive Experience (CIEx), which provide medical students in Foundations 2 opportunities to broaden and enhance their professional development in health care settings different from those of their core clerkships. Students will work with Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility specialists, seeing patients who are seeking counseling for infertility or other disorders of the reproductive tract.

Instructor(s): Jeannette Lager

This is a Bridges Curriculum Clinical Immersive Experience (CIEx), which provide medical students in Foundations 2 opportunities to broaden and enhance their professional development in health care settings different from those of their core clerkships. Students will spend 2 weeks in the clinic setting and operating room, and will be involved with preoperative evaluation, surgical management and postoperative care.

Instructor(s): Jeannette Lager

Explore interdisciplinary clinical experiences. Designed for students either deciding between OBGYN and another discipline or for students interested in interdisciplinary careers, such as OB-Psych, OB-Radiology, OB-Cardiology, etc. Students will be scheduled for OB-Gyn clinics and/or inpatient rotations and will also arrange for concurrent clinical experiences in one other discipline of interest. Concluding project required.

Instructor(s): Naomi Stotland, Jeannette Lager

Advanced clinical clerkship, obstetrics and/or gynecology at other accredited hospital, as individually arranged, and approved by department OB GYN R S

Instructor(s): Naomi Stotland, Jeannette Lager

Advanced clinical clerkship, obstetrics and/or gynecology at other accredited hospital, as individually arranged, and approved by department OB GYN R S

Instructor(s): Brian Morgan, Christopher Downer

Course will provide a 4th year student experience in labor and delivery and gynecology services. The goal of this course is to expose student to normal labor, operative vaginal deliveries, cesarean sections, high-risk obstetrical patients, basic surgical skills in the performance of obstetric procedures, inpatient assessments of acute gynecologic issues, and patient management of gynecologic surgery patients. Student's schedule is divided between labor, delivery and gynecology experiences.

Instructor(s): Naomi Stotland, Abner Korn

The clerk will function as an acting intern on the gynecology inpatient service. Some gynecologic outpatient and emergency room experience will be possible as well as inpatient and surgical gynecology.

Instructor(s): Naomi Stotland, Katherine Connolly

Advanced clerkship focusing on outpatient special obstetrical care clinics and inpatient management of high-risk antepartum patients. Duties will include presentations at conferences, journal clubs, and at least one review of a pertinent topic.

Instructor(s): Naomi Stotland, Tami Rowen

Advanced clerkship focusing on benign gynecologic conditions. Includes experience in outpatient clinics, operating room, and emergency room. Duties will include presentations at conferences, journal clubs, and at least one review of a pertinent topic.

Instructor(s): Eleanor Drey

This family planning clerkship focuses on outpatient abortion and contraception services. The student will function as the senior student member of the family planning team at the Women's Option Center at San Francisco General Hospital.

Instructor(s): Naomi Stotland, Lee-may Chen

The students will work with the gynecologic oncology team from UCSF, which includes UCSF ob-gyn residents, Fellows in Gyn Onc, and attendings at MZ Hospital. Clinical activities will include scrubbing in on cases in the OR, outpatient clinic once a week, attendance at Tumor Board weekly, and providing medical care for inpatient gynocologic cancer patients. A topic presentation is required at the end of the rotation.

Instructor(s): Eleanor Drey

The student will work in the outpatient Women's Options Center with residents, nurse practitioners and attending physicians to learn about the newest developments in contraceptive technology and abortion. Clinical skills to be developed will include advanced pelvic exam skills and communication skills with patients. A topic presentation will be presented at the end of the rotation. Lecture:4hrs, Seminar:4hrs, Conference:2hrs, Independent Study:2hrs, Clinical Exp/Patient Contact:30hrs

Instructor(s): Naomi Stotland, Marcelle Cedars

The student will work with fellows and attendings in assessment and work-up of infertility and endocrine problems e.g. prolactinomas, polycystic ovarian disease, etc. Some time will be spent in the embryology lab, but most of the time will be spent with patients, including procedures such as vaginal ultrasound, ovum aspiration. A topic presentation by the student will be expected at the end of the rotation.

Instructor(s): Naomi Stotland, Lee-may Chen

The students will work with the gynecologic oncology team from UCSF, which includes UCSF ob-gyn residents, Fellows in Gyn Onc, and attendings at MZ Hospital. Clinical activities will include scrubbing in on cases in the OR, outpatient clinic once a week, attendance at Tumor Board weekly, and providing medical care for inpatient gynecologic cancer patients. A topic presentation is required at the end of the rotation.

Instructor(s): Brian Morgan

This course will provide a fourth-year student with an in-depth experience in high-risk pregnancies under the direct supervision of the Maternal-Fetal Medicine faculty. Taking place in a 5,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art perinatal diagnostic center, this course will include hands-on experience in targeted ultrasound; vaginal ultrasound and Doppler studies. The student will participate in the management of a wide variety of maternal-fetal complications.

Instructor(s): Naomi Stotland, Biftu Mengesha

The student will assume care of hospitalized antepartum patients, participate in the High Risk OB clinic, and have an opportunity to develop ultrasound skills. Evidenced-based topic presentation during the last week. Three night calls involved including one 24-hour call on the weekend which may include assisting at obstetrical deliveries.

Instructor(s): Tim Nguyen Nguyen, Jana Freeman, Dennis DeSimone

The students will work with the gynecologic oncology team from UCSF-Fresno, which includes UCSF-Fresno ob-gyn residents and attendings at CRMC. Clinical activities will include scrubbing in on cases in the OR, outpatient clinic once a week, attendance to Tumor Board biweekly, and providing medical care for inpatient gynecologic cancer patients. A topic presentation is required at the end of the rotation.

Instructor(s): Naomi Stotland

Students will work in the prenatal diagnosis clinic and be introduced to genetic counseling, perinatal consultation, ultrasound imaging, chorionic villus sampling, amniocentesis and multifetal reduction procedures. Students will learn to appreciate the complex landscape of screening and diagnostic options available to couples seeking information about the health of their fetuses.

Instructor(s): Naomi Stotland, Neda Ghaffari

This course is designed to introduce students who are interested in exploring a career in OBGYN to the Maternal Fetal Medicine sub-specialty. The student will work with MFM faculty in clinic, on labor and delivery, attend conferences and didactics, and complete a short paper/presentation.

Instructor(s): Naomi Stotland, Jeannette Lager

Students are to work on clinical or nonclinical research project under the direction of a faculty member.

Instructor(s): Jeannette Lager, Kate Frometa, Rebecca Amirault

Medical and psychosocial issues of a normal pregnancy will be discussed in an interactive lecture format. A longitudinal clinical experience with a pregnant woman and a provider will be offered to a limited number of students.

Instructor(s): Jeannette Lager, Andrea Jackson, Naomi Stotland

Faculty speakers will address reproductive health disparities and the barriers that people face when attempting to access family planning services. The topics to be covered include the legal, societal, political and cultural factors preventing women from being able to exercise choices about their reproductive health care. Several of our class sessions will be focused on skill-building workshops, including media training, hands-on medical interventions, counseling, and educational advocacy.

Instructor(s): Jeannette Lager, Gaetan Pettigrew

Obstetrics and gynecology is a diverse field with a wide range of procedures and surgical skills. This elective will allow first and second-year students to gain hands-on experience in common outpatient and inpatient skills including laparoscopic surgery, suturing, biopsies of the uterus, and diagnostic ultrasound in the simulation center.

Instructor(s): Jeannette Lager, Andrea Jackson

This course will address health disparities present within the African American community. Focus will be on illnesses that disproportionately affect Blacks as well as the social conditions that impact disease acquisition. The role of the medical community and individual health care providers as advocates for social change will also be discussed.

Instructor(s): Jeannette Lager, Andrea Jackson

This course is designed to expose first and second year medical students to the facilities and health care services available to female inmates in San Francisco's county jail; to educate them on the illnesses that afflict this particular population; and to provide students the opportunity to participant in women's reproductive health teaching workshops for the inmates (in the SF jail).

Instructor(s): George Sawaya, Jeannette Lager

This course will be an introduction to the ideas of overuse and healthcare value for early career health professional students. This course will give students tools to identify low value care, elicit patient preferences and hold productive conversations with superiors about appropriate patient care. Each week, the course will host a speaker on a topic related to overuse and present a case study related to that topic. Finally, all students will be asked to create a capstone project.

Instructor(s): Jeannette Lager, Bob Gould

Students will learn from leaders in the field how climate change and environmental toxins disproportionately affect low income, communities of color, children and pregnant people, exacerbating health inequities. Topics will include prenatal environmental health, impacts of hazards throughout the lifespan, health effects of policy, and provider environmental activism. Students will gain knowledge of climate change and how environmental hazards disproportionately affect marginalized populations.

Instructor(s): Staff

Library research and directed reading under supervision of a member of the faculty with the approval of the chairperson of the department.