complete a residency program

What Skills Will You Gain?

By the end of the residency, graduates will have acquired a wide range of skills, including:
Proficiency in diagnostic techniques such as ultrasound and colposcopy.
Expertise in managing high-risk pregnancies and complex gynecologic conditions.
Strong communication skills for patient interactions and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Capability to perform minimally invasive surgeries and other advanced surgical procedures.

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