Education

All residents are required to complete one research project with the goal of presentation of project at the Annual Connecticut OBGYN Residency Research Day
Residents have been involved in projects such as randomized controlled trials, retrospective research, cost effectiveness analysis, commentaries, case reports
We have presented posters, oral posters and oral presentations at local, regional and national conferences over the past 4 years including:
- Local: Annual OBGYN Connecticut Research Day, CT Chapter American College of Surgeons
- Regional: New England Association of Gynecologic Oncology, ACOG District I Meeting
- National: ACOG, SGS, SGO, AUGS, NASPAG

D.I.C.E. (Diversity, Inclusion, Community, Equity) Project

Goals:
- To enhance the care of our patients
- To promote equity of care and outcomes of our patients
- To enhance physician and other healthcare professionals’ understanding and appreciation of diversity and inclusion in obstetrics

Each resident is required to assist in the creation, development and implementation of at least 1 project prior to the start of their chief year of residency

Residents will submit their projects for the D.I.C.E. award given at the end of every academic year.

Family Planning

Tubal ligations and sterilization procedures performed at outside ambulatory surgery center
Full scope of contraception (including IUD, implants) available in resident outpatient clinic
Recently received approval for Ryan grant for termination training to be completed with Hartford GYN Center, to begin post-COVID
Opt out family planning program