The UAB Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology was first established in 1945 and is now a nationally recognized leader in obstetrics and gynecology education. Our first resident completed training in 1950 and since then, more than 250 physicians have chosen the department for specialty training.
For more than 60 years, UAB OB/GYN alumni have provided highly skilled and compassionate care to women throughout our local, state and regional communities. One out of every three OB/GYNs currently practicing in Alabama was trained at UAB. Whether bringing a new life into the world or providing cutting-edge cancer care, UAB alumni are making a significant impact on our community’s health and helping shape the future of our specialty and many subspecialties. In fact, a number of faculty and alumni hold key leadership positions in national organizations.
These leadership roles are of utmost importance to the future of our specialty, and it is our goal to prepare our residents and fellows to confidently take on these roles and lead our specialty for years to come.
We are proud to be part of the UAB OB/GYN alumni family, and we are committed to providing opportunities for you to stay connected with the Department and your fellow alumni.
Stay Connected
If you would like to receive UAB OB/GYN Alumni announcements, please contact Candace Goudy and provide her with your preferred method of contact: email, phone number, and/or mailing address. Candace may be reached at 205-934-5631 or cgoudy@uab.edu.
Information on our Residency Program as well as the faculty, fellows, and residents:
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Current Residents & Recent Graduates
Here you will find a few pictures of both our current residents as well as the most recent graduating classes. We are continuing to build the photo archive of our alumni. Be sure to check back to see what pictures we post!
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UAB OB/GYN Fund for Excellence in Education
The UAB OB/GYN Fund for Excellence in Education
As we look to the future of our programs, we have identified several strategic initiatives that will help ensure our educational mission remains innovative, patient-centered, and evidence-based. Through key investments in these areas, our residents and fellows will have the confidence and character they need to excel as clinicians and surgeons, physician-scientists, and members of their community.
To help accomplish these goals, we have developed the UAB OB/GYN Fund for Excellence in Education. Gifts from alumni, faculty and friends will help leverage investments from the Heersink School of Medicine and the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology and ensure we can continue to provide the highest quality educational experience in obstetrics and gynecology.
We hope you will join us in support this exciting iniative. Together, we will accomplish great things.
Below is a the Fund for Excellence brochure and donor form as well as a way to make a gift online:- OB/GYN Fund for Excellence in Education Brochure
- OB/GYN Fund for Excellence in Education Donor Form
- Make a Gift Online
All gifts, no matter the size, make a difference and are greatly appreciated, thank you.
Questions can be directed to Erica Hollins, Senior Director of Development and Community Relations, at 205-996-6839 or ehollins@uab.edu.
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Alumni Resources & Items of Interest:
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OBCC Guidelines
- The UAB Obstetric Practice Guidelines are available to UAB Ob/Gyn Alumni. For access, please contact Gina Campbell (gcampbel@uab.edu) and provide her with your name, office address, email address, and phone number. She will then contact you when your account has been established.
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Alabama Perinatal Excellence Collaborative (APEC)
The Alabama Perinatal Excellence Collaborative (APEC) was established in January 2012 with a vision to be an exemplary resource for obstetric care providers in the State of Alabama by providing evidence-based guidance in improving perinatal outcomes and ultimately the health and welfare of women and infants throughout Alabama. APEC currently has 18 guidelines available with several more under development. The guidelines are available via your personal computer, tablet, and smart phone app, please visit our website www.apecguidelines.org for additional information.