Becoming an OB/GYN: Education & Training Pathway (U.S.)
- Undergraduate (4 years): Bachelor's degree (biology, chemistry, pre-med).
- Medical School (4 years): MD or DO; includes clinical rotations in OB/GYN.
- Residency (4 years): Hands-on training in obstetrics and gynecology under supervision.
After residency, you can practice as an OB/GYN, providing pregnancy, delivery, and gynecological care. Requirements may vary by country; additional fellowships exist for subspecialties.
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