Fellows will have 12-18 months of dedicated research time during their second and third years to perform a basic science, transitional, or clinical research project, resulting in their final thesis.
The UW Department of Ob-Gyn is lucky to have a Division of Reproductive Sciences that focuses on basic science and translational research into the conditions that impact reproduction and pregnancy using both animal and human models, where fellows can also find research mentors.
Fellows will receive formal research guidance and training and will attend the regularly scheduled research meetings.
