Each year we have our residents present their work at our annual Resident Research Symposium. The Thirty-first Annual Resident Research Symposium provides a forum where senior residents present their three-year research projects to an audience consisting of their peers and attending physicians, often in advance of a larger national meeting invitation. Residents demonstrate comprehensive research skills, including project conceptualization, articulate clinically relevant research questions, explain their research design and methodology, and present statistical analysis. A distinguished visiting professor will provide expert critique of each presentation, evaluating research methods and the potential for patient care impact. Along with designated faculty, the visiting professor will also assess and vote on the most outstanding research presentation.
Residents who presented their work include:
- Allie Mulliken, M.D. – “Post-abortion contraception use at a single institution before and after the United States Supreme Court decision in Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organization” Moderated by Lauren London, M.D.”
- Nakia Wighton, M.D. – “Characteristics of Gynecologic Pelvic Ultrasound Reports by Physicians Trained in Radiology and Obstetrics/Gynecology” Moderated by Grace Clark
- Bethany Dus, M.D. – “Pain control for in office IUD placement before and after the publication of ACOG Clinical Consensus 9″ Moderated by Amanda Jones, M.D.
- Savanah Richter, M.D. – “Comparison of maneuvers including hook & roll for management of shoulder dystocia” Moderated by Sneha Paranandi, M.D.
- Zach Fender, M.D. – “Doppler Ultrasound to Identify Intraoperative Ureter Injury – A Pilot Study” Moderated by Teresa Logue, M.D.
- Cassidy O’Sullivan, M.D. – “Antepartum Low-dose Aspirin and Associated Postpartum Hemorrhagic Complications” Moderated by Lauren London, M.D.
- Samantha Barta, D.O. – “Long-Acting Contraceptive Method Choice and Access in the Postpartum Period: A Retrospective Study” Moderated by Lindsay Gugerty, D.O.