By invitation during September. The program is linked to the School of Public Health's Public Health Program . All Fellows will matriculate in the Master of Public Health degree program. Through the 3-year program fellows can complete both a MFM fellowship and a MPH degree simultaneously. This fellowship program emphasizes the development of clinical expertise in providing care for all complications of pregnancy at a tertiary care facility.
Fellows actively participate in all high-risk patient management of the combined obstetric services.
Mastery of consultative obstetric ultrasound. Ability to perform a consultation for common genetic disorders. The completion and preparation of a research thesis for publication is another program objective. A prenatal testing unit equipped with high-resolution computerized sonography and fetal echocardiography is supervised by the MFM faculty. Upon completion of this training program, it is anticipated that graduating fellows will demonstrate the skills necessary to perform advanced sonographic assessment and invasive prenatal and genetic fetal-testing.