Gyn Oncology Fellowship
"What would you want done for your loved ones under the same circumstances and/or the framing question...can we do more?" Through its volume and diversity, Gyn Oncology at Women & Infants provides the fellows with broad exposure to gynecologic malignancies. Ample opportunity for performing radical pelvic surgery and managing GI, urologic, and vascular problems caused by gyn cancer, or its treatment, is present. Most importantly, the experience of selecting the appropriate treatment to recommend to patients, based on the nuances of their specific disease, is provided.

Experience in both outpatient and inpatient chemotherapy is another strength of the program. The fellow is totally/completely integrated into The Team which plans and implements this treatment. Since the outpatient chemotherapy unit is located proximate to the clinic, the environment is designed to foster natural "impromptu" discussions and participation in treatment in a culture concerned with quality-of-care and quality-of-life.
The Gyn Oncology program participates in a fully-approved residency program in obstetrics and gynecology, as well as all the relevant disciplines at the Brown University Medical School. The systems for clinical care and education have been well established and are effective for all concerned -- including the teaching of residents. The Program has previously trained post-doctorate physicians and is dedicated to teaching at the highest level. Brown University and its affiliated hospitals offer capabilities for complex research, and the Program's high patient and surgical volume allow fulfillment of a comprehensive educational mission. Women's oncology is becoming the heart of a cancer care network encompassing southern New England. Our healthcare-model has led us to become the region's oncology leader with a bright and compelling future.

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Fellowship in Maternal Fetal Medicine
Women and Infant's Hospital is a tertiary care center serving southeast New England. There are 9000+ deliveries per year. The Division of Maternal Fetal Medicine manages an average of 750 antenatal admissions, provides 500+ consults (inpatient and outpatient) for regional practitioners per year, and performs over 13,000 imaging studies annually. The Prenatal Diagnosis Center supports genetic counseling and outpatient antenatal diagnostic services. Over 6000 patients receive care annually at this center. Services include genetic counseling, level II ultrasounds, fetal well-being testing, fetal echocardiography, amniocentesis, fetal surgery, PUBS and CVS.