1. Saving Lives’
Jamilah Fields | Dr. Shelly Manis | University Of Michigan
Introduction
Discussion
Results
Right now, I am leaning more towards going into the OB/GYN specialty. Both of these careers in the beginning where very appealing and almost have the same characteristics. Both revolved in the hospital/ or a clinical setting. Both of these medical specialties focused on a certain group of patients, and also both are very hands on. However, OB/GYN will offer me more opportunity to determine the work schedule that fits my lifestyle. Pediatrics could be figuring out what affects a patient that may have never been seen in the medical world and would require are wider breathe of knowledge and thinking
Though I got off to a bumpy start the overall research process has been seamless. At first I couldn’t seem to nail a question down to the table and this is where Dr. Shelly helped me out big time. I decided to decide what specialty in the medical fields would fit me as a person. I looked up books on Mlibrary.
I figured out that most women are misrepresented in the health field and they have to work harder.
Hours for a OB/GYN is sporadic while a Pediatrician is more likely to be in the office everyday on a time clock
From and interview perspective the doctors felt like you have to have good communications, understanding, and a
Methods
Mirlyn Catalog
Mlibrary : Books, Articles, Scholarly Essays
Library Assistants
Dr.ShellyManis/ Professor Assistant Josh
Friend: Benjamin, possible connections through his dad with some heath professionals
The library has been a tremendous help with this search. I was able to access info through databases which furthered the amount of information that was available.
Interviews are hard to find. I had to be able to allow time for them to reply via. given their time schedules
Primary
Secondary
20 Questions: Andrew Beckwith, MD [OB/Gyn]
"Issues of Women in Residency and Early Careers.
Informational Interview: Pediatrician
The I-Search Paper
The Human Delivery System: An Interview with Beverly Hills OB/GYN Suzanne Gilberg-Lenz, MD
Unequal Pay for Equal Work: The Gender Gap in Academic Medicine
Positive and Negative Work Characteristics Associated with Burnout among Primary Care Pediatricians
Part 1/Finding a Specialty That Is Right for You/ Part 2/ Obstetrics and Gynecology & Pediatrics." How to Choose a Medical Specialty
OBGYN: Job Duties, Employment Outlook, and Educational Requirements