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BWH/MGH recognized as the top program in OB/Gyn
According to the Doximity Residency Navigator survey, which includes peer nominations from board-certified U.S. physicians, for the third year in a row, the Brigham and Women’s Hospital/Massachusetts General Hospital Integrated OB/Gyn Residency Training Program is recognized as the top program in OB/GYN by clinical reputation.
The Doximity Residency Navigator is an interactive tool designed to help the medical students research and compare residency training programs nationwide based on their unique career interests. It combines objective data with 260,000 nominations, ratings and reviews from over 52,000 U.S. physicians.
2017 Intern Match
Our residency program had another successful match for the 2017-2018 academic year. We are looking forward to have eleven new interns join us in June. The new interns who matched with us are listed below.
| Alice Abernathy, MD | Univ of FL College of Medicine |
| Stephanie Alimena, MD | Univ of CT School of Medicine |
| Alexandra Bercow, MD | Columbia Univ College of Physicians & Surgeons |
| Samantha DeAndrade, MD, MPH | The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown Univ |
| Divya Dethier, MD | The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown Univ |
| Sarah-Bianca Dolisca, MD | Harvard Medical School |
| Bridget Donovan, MD | Harvard Medical School |
| Taylor Freret, MD, EdM | Harvard Medical School |
| Anna Greer, MD | Univ of Washington School of Medicine |
| Ronan Sugrue, MBBCh, MPH | College Dublin School of Medicine |
| Barbara Wilkinson, MD, MA | Case Western Reserve |
Dr. Sarah Lassey, Chief Resident, Shares the Rewards and Challenges of Being Chief
When Sarah Lassey, MD, was a junior resident in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, she looked at the program’s chief residents with “so much respect and awe of their knowledge base and how they managed their teams.”
Now, Lassey supports and guides junior residents as one of 10 chief residents in the BWH/MGH Integrated Residency Program in Obstetrics and Gynecology, a four-year program.
“Being a chief resident is the experience of learning what it’s like to be a young faculty member,” said Lassey. “There’s a lot of leadership responsibility, including figuring out how to manage teams. It’s the first time people are looking to you for all decision-making. It’s a wonderful culmination of learning from the prior three years of residency.”
Depending on the specialty, chief residency either occurs in the final year of one’s residency or as an additional year after residency. In some specialties, all residents in their final year become chiefs; in others, a select number of chiefs are chosen (continue)
Baker-Channing Society
Our Baker-Channing Society was established in October 1958 and named for Dr. Walter Channing (first Chief of Obstetrics of the Boston Lying-In Hospital) and Dr. William Henry Baker (opened the Free Hospital for Women in November 1875). The Society consists of all the graduates from the BWH/MGH residency training program. We will be highlighting accomplishments of various alumni on our site. You can read the first profile of Dr. Jeffrey Ecker (class of 1992) on our Alumni page.
