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Re: On becoming an OB/GYNFrom: Ronald Helm (ronhelm@ronhelm.seanet.com)Wed Aug 28 15:34:50 1996
The young student with aspirations of becoming an ob/gyn might want to consider a sex change operation, if he is a male, given the hiring bias in this field that now exists and discriminates against male applicants. BTW does EOE allow groups of physicians to limit their recruiting advertisements to " looking to add another female physician"?
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