Description 

Join cardio-obstetric experts in a quarterly case review aimed to develop your knowledge and skills in diagnosing and managing complex cardio-obstetric patients.  This interactive Socratic discussion is based on a unique case presented by MFM and cardiology fellows. The hour-long session includes a case presentation followed by expert-led questioning and analysis. Audience participation is encouraged.

The next session, presented by the University of Texas Health San Antonio, will take place on October 22, 2025, at 4 PM ET and will focus on Severe Pulmonary Valve Stenosis in Pregnancy.

Presenter information 

Alixandria Pfeiffer, DO (Lead presenter) 

MFM Fellow 

Oxana Zarudskaya, MD PhD 

MFM Fellow

Patrick Ramsey, MD, MSPH  

MFM Faculty/Professor, Division of MFM Chaira

Chirag Buch, MD 

Cardiology Fellow

Mahammad Hussain, MD  

Anesthesia Faculty/Associate Professor

How to submit a case 

If you would like to submit a case to be presented, you can do so at this link. 

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

Tune in as Dr. Antoinette Nguyen presents MFM Fellow Lecture: MEC 2024 Updates 

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

Tune in as Dr. Jeannie Kelly presents the MFM Fellow Lecture: Substance Use Disorder and Pregnancy

Tune in as Dr. Ana Monteagudo presents the MFM Fellow Lecture: Second Trimester NeuroSonogram.

Description

Join cardio-obstetric experts for a quarterly case review designed to enhance your knowledge and skills in diagnosing and managing complex cardio-obstetric patients. This interactive Socratic discussion, led by MFM and cardiology fellows, features a unique case followed by expert-led questioning, analysis, and audience participation.

The next session, presented by the Montefiore Medical Center / Albert Einstein College of Medicine, will take place on July 9, 2025, at 4 PM ET, and will focus on Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection (SCAD) and Heart Failure in Pregnancy. 

Presenter information 

Avish Arora, MD, (Presenter)

MFM Fellow

Montefiore Medical Center, Dept. of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Women's Health 

Diana Wolfe, MD, MPH (Faculty Mentor)

MFM Attending

Montefiore Medical Center, Division of Maternal-Fetal Medicine

How to submit a case 

 If you would like to submit a case to be presented, you can do so at this link. 

Register for both Practice Management and Coding Live Virtual Courses at a discounted rate of 20%. 

Practice Management Virtual Course: Staying Afloat-Financial Literacy for Your Practice - October 18-October 19, 2024

Coding for Maternal-Fetal Medicine Virtual Course: Am I being Paid Correctly? What You Need to Know About Coding for MFM Services - November 8- November 9, 2024

Additional information about the individual courses can be found under the content tab. 

Register for all four coding webinars in 2024 for a discounted price. Buy 3, get 1 free!

Coding for MFM Consulting Services - January 31, 2024

2024 CPT and ICD 10 Updates - April 10, 2024

Delivery Service for MFMs - July 24, 2024

Ultrasound Coding for MFMs - October 9, 2024

Additional information about individual webinars will be available closer to their date.

Join us as speaker Dr. Douglas Propp with panelists Dr. Fadi Bsat and Dr. Suwan Mehra, present a Practice Management webinar, "Financial Literacy for Physicians". The purpose of this webinar is to provide members with details about the unique aspects of the financial journey of physicians. This will include discussion of the typical life cycle for physician involvement in personal finance, as well as potential pathways for personal financial success.

This webinar will take place on Thursday, April 4, 2024, at 7 pm EST. 

Please be sure to review the pre-course reading material prior to the start of the webinar. This material can be found on the handout tab or at this link. 

Webinar Goals and Objectives:

• Describe the unique aspects of the financial journey of physicians.
• Share the typical life cycle for physician involvement in personal finance.
• Provide basic evidence based principles of financial management.
• Emphasize the importance of one’s unique financial plan.
• Provide an awareness for the mitigation of counterproductive, ingrained behavioral tendencies which can jeopardize a well-designed plan.
• Suggest a pathway for success. 

Follow up questions or comments are encouraged by reaching out to douglas.propp@aah.org