Junior Fellow/Medical Student Program
There is no fee for Junior Fellows or medical students to attend any of the Saturday Program events. Although there is no charge to attend, registration is required to attend Saturday afternoon events - below.
Training in FLS Skills Performance: CREST being held on Sunday, October 20th, requires a $50 registration fee.
Training in FLS Skills Performance: CREST being held on Sunday, October 20th, requires a $50 registration fee.
Saturday, October 19, 2019
9:00 am - 11:30 am (Poster session display hours)
9:30 am - 10:30 am (Q&A session with attendees)
Martin L. Stone, MD Research Poster Session
Saad Khalil Memorial Quality Improvement Poster Session
(Ballroom II)
As part of the Iffath Abbasi Hoskins, MD Junior Fellow Research Day Program, the Martin L. Stone, MD Junior Fellow Research Poster Session and the Saad Khalil Memorial Junior Fellow Quality Improvement Poster Session offers District Junior Fellows the opportunity to showcase their research and QI projects to meeting attendees in the form of poster presentations. Posters will be displayed and judged by the Junior Fellow Task Force on Awards, with the winners receiving cash prizes.
Research Poster Guidelines
QI Poster Guidelines
Research Poster Guidelines
QI Poster Guidelines
12:00 pm - 12:30 pm
Iffath Abbasi Hoskins, MD Junior Fellow Oral Presentations
Donald F. Richardson Oral Presentation
(Ballroom III)
The Iffath Abbasi Hoskins, MD Junior Fellow Research Day Oral Presentations are a highlight of the Annual Meeting. Authors of the top two scoring abstracts have been invited to give presentations of their research to meeting attendees. The winner, as determined by the Junior Fellow Task Force on Awards, will receive a travel stipend to the 2020 Annual Clinical and Scientific Meeting in Seattle, WA.
The District’s sole Junior Fellow finalist in ACOG’s Donald F. Richardson Research Paper Award will also present to meeting attendees. The finalist's research will then be submitted in this national contest where the 2 top scoring authors will be selected from the 12 District submissions and receive travel stipends to present their research to meeting attendees at the 2020 Annual Clinical and Scientific Meeting in Seattle, Washington.
Join us and cheer on your favorite research!
The District’s sole Junior Fellow finalist in ACOG’s Donald F. Richardson Research Paper Award will also present to meeting attendees. The finalist's research will then be submitted in this national contest where the 2 top scoring authors will be selected from the 12 District submissions and receive travel stipends to present their research to meeting attendees at the 2020 Annual Clinical and Scientific Meeting in Seattle, Washington.
Join us and cheer on your favorite research!
3:15 pm - 4:30 pm
Personalized Care for Women: Practical Tools for 2020
Eva Chalas, MD, FACOG, FACS - Facilitator
ACOG President Elect
(Ballroom III, Ballroom Level)
Scientific Session - ACOG President Elect Eva Chalas, MD, FACOG, FACS invites all Junior Fellows and medical students into the Annual Meeting's scientific session to listen to this important panel discussion on today's approach to women's health care. Come and hear from renowned ACOG leadership as they discuss the essential role ob-gyns play in the overall well-being of women.
4:30 pm - 6:00 pm
Mix, Mingle and Mock Roundtables
(Alvin & Carnegie Meeting Rooms, Conference Level)
Light refreshments will be served
The Mix, Mingle and Mock Roundtables, back by popular demand, is specifically designed for interactive discussions between renowned Fellow generalists/sub-specialists and YOU! Fellows will offer mentoring on topics such as the sub-specialties (MFM, GYN Onc, REI, MIGs, Family Planning), physician advocacy, applying to residency, today's practice models, and life after residency. Have questions about general requirements, rules for applying to a subspecialty-training program, or the interview process? Be sure to bring these and all your questions to this session and get answers from the experts.
NEW for JUNIOR FELLOWS - Mock Oral Exams
If you want to begin preparing for success, be sure to register for this important session. And, let us know during the registration process if you plan to furnish your own case list in advance.
The Mix, Mingle and Mock Roundtables, back by popular demand, is specifically designed for interactive discussions between renowned Fellow generalists/sub-specialists and YOU! Fellows will offer mentoring on topics such as the sub-specialties (MFM, GYN Onc, REI, MIGs, Family Planning), physician advocacy, applying to residency, today's practice models, and life after residency. Have questions about general requirements, rules for applying to a subspecialty-training program, or the interview process? Be sure to bring these and all your questions to this session and get answers from the experts.
NEW for JUNIOR FELLOWS - Mock Oral Exams
If you want to begin preparing for success, be sure to register for this important session. And, let us know during the registration process if you plan to furnish your own case list in advance.
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Sunday, October 20, 2019
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Training in FLS Skills Performance: Curriculum for Resident Education in Surgical Technique (CREST)
For Residency Program Directors and Residents Only
Limited spots available - $50 registration fee
Sessions
Session 1: Tissue Handling
Session 2: Suturing and Knot Tying
Session 3: EMIG Hysteroscopy: Targeting and Polyp Removalon AAGL Simulator
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