FREE for ObG Resident CORE Members and ObGFirst Members!
Faculty: Martin N. Penn, C.P.A., M.B.A. Instructor, Department of Medicine at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Moderators: Ashley Comfort, MD, Assistant Professor at Boston University School of Medicine
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CORELifeHacks is a quarterly, virtual webinar intended to provide essential life topics to survive residency and transition to early-stage career provided by the ObG Project and free as a ObGFirst subscriber. Recorded and archived on our website for easy on-the-go access.
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A resident-based website to serve the learning and educational goals of current residents. At the CORE, we think that having a solid foundation is essential to providing = exceptional patient care! At CORE you will get:
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