🎙️latest podcast drop! 🎙️In our April episode, we interviewed Dr. Rimel & Dr. O’Connor on their latest paper in JMIG - vaginal cuff dehiscence in transgender patients. Available at your local podcatcher! #MIGSFrontPage

Join us for May's JMIG journal club this Thursday 5/16! Sarah Weinstein will be hosting our discussion on voiding trials after incontinence surgery. Drop your favorite voiding trial 👇 jmig.org/article/S1553-… #JMIGjc #gyntwitter #urogyn

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I’m starting to become so sentimental about graduating from residency. While residency is probably one of the hardest and consuming things I’ve ever done, it’s also been the most rewarding. Can’t believe I only have about a month left!

Scenes from my very last OB/GYN residency call shift. Step 1 - find a lap needle driver in the GYN ED cart 😂. Step 2- deliver a baby. Step 3 - receive flowers from one of your beloved patients. Only 16 hours left to go!

New job: you can test out of epic training if you get your certificates from your current job Me: spends 2 hours to find and download all the forms & sends them over New job: just kidding, we aren’t allowing people to do that anymore me: 🙃

Me, testing to see if the nezhat suction irrigator works

I absolutely cannot believe I only have 2 days of residency left. I’m ready, but I’m also not ready.

“I would like to be remembered as someone who used whatever talent she had to do her work to the very best of her ability”. - Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Residency is one of the hardest but most rewarding things I’ve ever done. Officially an OBGYN! Next stop, fellowship!

My fiance's hospital has a "code torsion" for boys but not for girls. Does that bother anyone else? I know there is usually a wider differential for intra-abdominal pathology, but ovaries matter too!

Does anyone have any tips on how to deal with recruiters? I am constantly unsubscribing but get at least 10 points of contact daily (combo text, email, calls) including weekends and evenings.

🤔 Do you separate vaginal and abdominal surgical fields during laparoscopy? New study from the team at Cedars-Sinai, including @migsrunner. ow.ly/VFLj50SmVvz

“I’m never going to recover from this” - Joe Exotic, by way of my houseplants after moving from PA to NYC

Last night I met someone to works in sales and said “wow I’ve never met anyone who works in sails!”, thinking - because I live in an imaginary world much more beautiful than this one - that he makes sails for sailboats

My last 24 hour shift of residency was at the end of May. It’s amazing to see the physical manifestation of the stress of long shifts slowly melt away. My skin is clearer. My face is slimmer. I’ve had time to sleep a proper amount and worked out almost every day in the last month

Who was it that tweeted the Met gala looks and there was one dress that looked like the broad ligament when the person had their arms out? Was it Jorge Zárate, MD ? I want the photo for a lecture on pelvic anatomy, because it's an awesome representation.

Moving to NYC for fellowship has brought a lot of changes to my life, both professional and personal, and I think my favorite change so far is being able to walk to all my errands. Nice & easy 3 mile walk, without realizing it.

One month into fellowship and I am so impressed by this awesome robotics team in our Westchester location and the fact that my hospital has a fig tree on the roof in the middle of NYC. #fellowlife

AJOG Special Report: A Lexicon for First-Trimester US: Society of Radiologists in Ultrasound Consensus Conference Recommendations: Early development ow.ly/r4Hq50T8rA5

I just got an invite for NYS DOH grand rounds on STI prevention and the title of the talk is "Getting foxy with doxy" and whoever came up with that name needs a pay raise