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Intern Ready: Ob/Gyn

Lucy Brown, M.D. 9 Episodes Jun 25, 2026

Intern Ready: Ob/Gyn is a medical education podcast designed for interns and off-service residents starting their Ob/Gyn residency. It covers essential topics such as survival logistics, labor and delivery triage, benign gynecology emergency consults, and postmenopausal bleeding evaluations. Each episode focuses on a specific clinical scenario, offering evidence-based tips and preparation for the clinical decision-making required during intern year. The show is hosted by Dr. Lucy Brown with co-hosts Drs. Adrianna Gorniak, Ore Afon, and Emily Stock.

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Before Your First: Gyn Onc Clinic Jun 25, 2026 00:16:28 Gynecologic oncology clinic can feel intimidating for a new intern — the patients are complex and the terminology is dense. In this episode, Dr. Liang breaks down the three visit types you'll encounter (new patient, chemo clearance, and surveillance), what to prechart, and what your role is as the resident in each one. Visit Type 1: New Patient Visits B

Before Your First: Infertility Clinic Jun 25, 2026 00:12:54 Walking into your first infertility clinic visit and not sure what to expect? In this episode, Dr. Valdez-Sinon walks through the definition of infertility, how to take a thorough history for both partners, the key workup for ovulatory, tubal, uterine, and male factors, and when to refer to REI. Definition What is infertility? Failure to achieve pregna

Before Your First: Hysteroscopy May 7, 2026 00:18:35 Headed into the OR for your first hysteroscopy? In this episode, we walk through everything you need to know before you scrub in — from indications and pre-op preparation to OR equipment, distension media, fluid deficit management, and how to handle complications when they arise. I. Introduction & Learning Goals Purpose: Guidance for an intern's fir

Before Your First: Day With Fetal Therapy Mar 26, 2026 00:19:00 Fetal therapy is a subspecialty of maternal-fetal medicine focused on treating fetal disease before birth — from prenatal cures (anemia, TTTS) to improving outcomes (myelomeningocele, CDH), optimizing conditions at birth, and transplacental therapy (SVT, congenital heart block). In this episode, Dr. Michelle Kush walks us through the major fetal therapy

Before Your First: L&D Triage Evaluation Mar 26, 2026 00:22:34 Your first Labor & Delivery triage shift is coming up — here's how to handle it. In this episode, we walk through the full workflow: from chart-checking a patient before you walk in the room, to gathering a focused history, performing your exam, staffing efficiently, and writing a solid triage note. Topics Covered: Where to Start Chart check the p

Before Your First: Postmenopausal Bleeding Evaluation Mar 26, 2026 00:22:07 Join this episode to learn about postmenopausal bleeding (PMB) — the incidence, the etiologies, and the diagnostic approach to a patient presenting with uterine bleeding after menopause. A special focus is placed on endometrial hyperplasia and endometrial malignancy, including associated risk factors and the use of transvaginal ultrasound and endometria

Before Your First: Benign Gyn Clinic Mar 26, 2026 00:13:02 Your first day in benign GYN clinic is fast-paced and can feel overwhelming. In this episode, we cover what to expect, what to review ahead of time, and practical tips for running an efficient, patient-centered clinic visit — even when you only have 15 minutes. Topics Covered: What to Expect on Your First Day – A mix of new patients, annuals, return vi

Before Your First: Benign GYN ED Consults Mar 26, 2026 00:15:35 Your pager goes off — the ED has a GYN consult. Now what? In this episode, we walk through exactly how to triage, evaluate, and staff a benign gynecology consult in the emergency department, from the moment you get the call to closing the loop with your team. Topics Covered: Triage Procedures Logistics: Know the ED layout — pelvic exam rooms, supply l

Your Intern Ob/Gyn Survival Guide: Logistics And Life Mar 26, 2026 00:40:51 Starting OB/GYN residency can feel overwhelming. In this episode, we break down the practical survival tips every incoming intern needs — from managing patients on Labor & Delivery and Gynecology, to studying efficiently, thriving in the OR, and protecting your wellbeing through a demanding first year. Topics Covered: Your Job as an Intern – Be ope

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