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University of Iowa REI Fellowship


Prerequisites: Medical Degree, Completion of OB/Gyn Residency, anticipated

Fellowship Applications: We use the standardized application found at www.socrei.org/FellowshipGateway.html. In addition we require 3 letters of recommendation, a current cv, and a personal statement.

Salary 1st Year Fellow: $50,600 Fellow.

Number of fellows trained within the past 5 years: One; 2 fellows currently in training.

How many of them are currently in academic positions? One

Program Description

1st
Year

2nd
Year

3rd
Year

Research Time
Total Research time

Clinical
Laboratory
25%
100%
25%

Direct Patient Care
Total Clinical Time

75%
0%
75%
Endocrine
50%

50%
Infertility
50%

50%
Obstetrics/Gynecology
0%

Surgical Procedures
Diagnostic/Operative

Laparoscopies
103

Hysteroscopies
99

Assisted Reproduction
~275/year

Laparotomies
42

Graduate Level Courses

Mandatory (M), Recommended (R), Offered (O)

The 2nd Year at the University of Iowa is the coursework year.
The Fellow will select one of the recommended courses.

Statistics/Epidemiology

171:161 Introduction to Biostatistics (M)

171:241 Statistical Methods In Epidemiology (O)

173:140 Epidemiology I: Principles (O)

Research Methodology

174:221 Evaluation and Outcomes in Health Care (O)

171:162 Design and Analysis of Experiments in the Biomedical Sciences (O)

Genetics/Molecular Biology

127:191 Human Molecular Genetics (O)

173:225 Genetics and Epidemiology (O)

072:209 Receptors and Signal Introduction (O)

Faculty

* = Full Time ** = Other

Reproductive Endocrinology/Infertility

Areas of Special Interest

Brad Van Voorhis, MD*

Infertility - cost-effective care

Reproductive Endocrinology

Benign Uterine Conditions - polyps, fibroids

Craig H. Syrop, MD*

Assisted Reproductive Technology

Saline Infusion Sonography

William A. Davis, MD*

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome

Ovulation Induction

Hypothalamic Hypofunction Evaluation

Ginny Ryam , MD*

Infertility treatment outcomes

Exercises related reproductive disorders

Bio-Ethics

Brief Description of Program with Teaching Activities Discussed

Our Fellowship Program follows the educational objectives in the Guide to Learning in Center for Advanced Reproductive Care. We have a strong emphasis in clinical reproductive endocrinology, infertility management including IVF, ultrasound evaluation of gynecological disorders, and endoscopic surgery. Because we serve as a referral center for all of eastern Iowa, western Illinois , and northern Missouri, we have many interesting and unusual cases including müllerian anomalies, primary amenorrhea patients and difficult surgical cases. As such, we offer fellows the educational opportunity of seeing the full breadth of our subspecialty. We also are dedicated to providing fellows excellent research opportunities in both basic science and clinical investigation. Publishing a thesis paper will be the first priority of our fellows. We expect our fellows to become strong researchers and clinicians.

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Last modification date: Tue Mar 10 11:10:44 2009
URL: http://www.uihealthcare.com /depts/med/obgyn/clinics/reproductivecare/fellowship/rei.html