Medical Students

The Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology is involved in all four years of UT Southwestern Medical School training, with particular emphasis in the third year, when students are required to spend six weeks on the Ob/Gyn service.

Annually, more than 240 UT Southwestern medical students receive their introduction to women’s health care in our obstetrics and gynecology services.

During their fourth year, UTSW medical students are offered elective rotations that cover the entirety of obstetrical and gynecological subspecialties. These elective rotations are also open to students from other medical schools through our extern program.

Students also can join our Ob/Gyn student interest group, Future Residents of Obstetrics and Gynecology (FROGS), which conducts lunch-and-learns, hands-on workshops, and volunteering events.

Our department’s active involvement in medical student education and commitment to women’s health care advocacy has inspired 8% of UTSW graduates to choose Ob/Gyn as a specialty compared to 6% of medical students nationally.

Types of Medical School Training We Offer

Clerkships 
Externships (Visiting Students) 
Post-Clerkships 
Shadowing and Observerships