Training & Curriculum

At Lincoln Medical Center, our Obstetrics and Gynecology residency program offers a comprehensive four-year curriculum designed to prepare residents for independent practice or subspecialty training. Our curriculum balances hands-on clinical experience, structured didactics, and research opportunities, with an emphasis on serving a diverse urban community.

Clinical Training

• Obstetrics: High-volume labor and delivery experience, managing both low- and high-risk pregnancies, with early exposure to operative obstetrics.

• Gynecology: Broad surgical experience, including minimally invasive gynecologic surgery, gynecologic oncology, and urogynecology procedures.

• Subspecialty Rotations: Maternal–fetal medicine, reproductive endocrinology and infertility, family planning, and gynecologic oncology.

• Ambulatory Clinics: Continuity clinics in obstetrics and gynecology, providing care for a diverse patient population with a wide spectrum of medical and social needs.

Simulation & Didactics

• Weekly Conferences: Morbidity and mortality, journal club, grand rounds, and case-based learning.

• Skills & Simulation: Hands-on training in surgical techniques, obstetric emergencies, and minimally invasive procedures in a dedicated simulation lab.

• Board Preparation: Structured curriculum designed to support success on CREOG exams and ABOG certification.

Research & Scholarship

Residents are encouraged to participate in clinical research, quality improvement, and scholarly projects. Faculty mentors provide guidance, and residents regularly present at local, regional, and national conferences.