Tune in as Dr. Shani Delaney presents part 1 of the MFM Fellow "Bootcamp" - Nuts and Bolts of ACGME, ABOG, SMFM, Board Certification.

The requirements for Maternal Fetal Medicine fellowship can be confusing for trainees, as multiple organizations are involved in program regulations, educational resources, and eventual board certification. This lecture will provide key information for Maternal Fetal Medicine fellows regarding the different requirements and resources from the ACGME, ABOG and SMFM during the 3 years of fellowship training.

Tune in as Dr. Ann Bruno and Dr. Jessica Page present Fellow "Bootcamp" Part 2: Intro to Research and Research Resources.

Drs. Bruno and Page will walk you through the approach to research as a fellow with examples of successful projects as well as resources to assist you along the way.

Tune in as Dr. Shani Delaney presents part 3 of the MFM Fellow "Bootcamp" - Resources for Learning the Detailed Anatomy Scan. 

This lecture will provide fellows with ultrasound educational resources for the detailed OB anatomic survey, and review the SMFM Ultrasound Curriculum for MFM fellows.

During part four of the MFM Fellow Bootcamp, Dr. Joshua Nitsche will introduce the basic psychomotor skills needed to perform ultrasound guided procedures, such as amniocentesis and chorionic villus sampling, safely and successfully

During this presentation, participants will be able to: 

• Describe how the relationship between the probe orientation and needle insertion site during an ultrasound guided invasive procedure influences how and where the needle will appear on the ultrasound screen.
• Demonstrate how to select a needle insertion site, locate the needle after insertion, and purposefully guide the needle toward the intended target on a homemade task trainer.
• Practice the core guidance skills common to all ultrasound guided procedures using novel targeting tasks

Dr. Nitsche will cover foundational skills required for all ultrasound guided invasive procedures. This will be a hands-on simulation session where participants follow along with Dr. Nitsche as he demonstrates these skills virtually.  This session requires that a homemade task trainer, made for readily available materials, be constructed at least 2 weeks beforehand. 

To participate in the simulation it will require you to purchase some materials and build a small model. Step-by-step instructions can be found below:

Targeting Model Instructions
Supply List
Video Demonstration

Tune in as Dr. Catherine Albright presents part 5 of the MFM Fellow "Bootcamp" - Cardio-Pulmonary Basics.

Tune in as Dr. Torre Halscott presents part 6 of the MFM Fellow "Bootcamp" - Critical Care Basics.