Category Archives: MGH
Tracy – Final Thoughts
I have finished my internship last week! (Now school’s started, yikes!) And this internship has been such a fulfilling experience, where I’ve learned so much – not just about obstetrics and gynecology, but about the prevalence of the intersection between … Continue reading
Itay – Final Thoughts
Although I am continuing my position at MGH through the fall semester, it very much does feel like a large chapter has ended in my experience. While I will still be working towards my research project throughout the semester (as … Continue reading
Jasmine – Final Thoughts
For the past 8 weeks, we have been working in the Urogynecology department at Mass General Hospital. More specifically, we worked with urogynecologists who are part of the Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery Program. Shadowing in both the clinic … Continue reading
Tracy – Midway Point
It’s been about 3 weeks ever since my internship started, and to be honest, this has been a much more valuable experience than I ever thought it would! My main task has been to populate a RedCap database with patient … Continue reading
Jasmine – Midway Point
We having been working as research assistants for Female Pelvic Medicine and Reproductive Surgery for about a month now. The main goal of this program is to encourage women to build the courage and be comfortable with health problems that … Continue reading
Cameron – Midway Point
In my earlier post I noted my uncertainty and tentative excitement for the summer ahead, and while waiting for my badge to be printed on my first day, I found myself again filled with these feelings — and with a … Continue reading
Tracy – Pre Departure
This summer I will be working with Dr. Weinstein and Dr. Hudson at the MGH OB/GYN clinic. I’ll be helping out with research while also having shadowing opportunities. To be completely honest, I’m not really sure what to expect yet. … Continue reading
Cameron – Pre Departure
“When the fireflies are gone, the ponds have dried up and the plants are wilted, weary from being so green. It’s no longer really summer but the air is still too warm and heavy to be fall. It’s the season … Continue reading