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Re: ABOG From: rossmann@MEM.po.com Tue Nov 26 11:29:31 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: janice greenberg: "Hysterosonogram vs. office hysteroscopy" Previous message: Lynn D. Montgomery: "Re: unification defect/cervical incompetence" Maybe in reply to: Kenneth J. Moise: "ABOG" Next in thread: Peter V. Weston, M.D.: "Re: ABOG" I was told that ACOG internet services are available only to ACOG members. Is there any other organisation that would stand for not board certified obgyn's practicing in U.S.A. ? I am board certified in Europe, I have 8 years of postgraduate training mostly overseas, I am practicing OBGYN many years in U.S. but I am not even board eligible here. As I understand one third of practicing obgyn in US are not board certified. Is there anybody who is protecting their interests? Do we need "American Association of Non Board Certified OBGYN" ...? ------------------------- Begin Original ------------------------- pauleun@mem.po.com wrote: ------------------------- Begin Original ------------------------- > ------------------------- Begin Original ------------------------- > I would like to know if ABOG(American Board of Ob-Gyn) can be contacted > through the internet. Please respond if you have this information. > Thanks. > > Paul H. Eun, MD, FACOG > Puyallup, WA Try http://www.acog.com/ to start with for finding ABOG... Good luck! ------------------------- End Original ------------------------- ------------------------- End Original ------------------------- Next message: janice greenberg: "Hysterosonogram vs. office hysteroscopy" Previous message: Lynn D. Montgomery: "Re: unification defect/cervical incompetence" Maybe in reply to: Kenneth J. Moise: "ABOG" Next in thread: Peter V. Weston, M.D.: "Re: ABOG"

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