Our purpose
Finding advanced OB-GYN training can require searching hundreds of institutional, professional-society, recruitment, and health-system pages. This directory reduces that discovery burden while keeping applicants connected to the official sources that matter.
What is included
The directory currently contains 420 listings in 26 countries. A listing may represent an accredited fellowship, subspecialty residency, clinical fellowship, advanced training track, hospitalist program, observership-style opportunity, or another institution-defined pathway. Inclusion does not imply accreditation, endorsement, availability, or suitability.
Sources
Structured program facts were adapted from The Fellowship Directory's OB-GYN dataset and the official pages linked by that dataset. The interface and explanatory content on OBGYN Fellow were created independently. We prioritize direct institution, health-system, university, professional-body, and government sources.
How categories are organized
Programs retain their original subspecialty description and also receive a broader browsing category, such as Maternal–Fetal Medicine, Gynecologic Oncology, Complex Family Planning, MIGS, Urogynecology, or Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility. These broader categories are for discovery only and do not redefine a program's official accreditation or scope.
Limitations
- Programs and recruitment cycles change without notice.
- Some listings are active continuously; others appear only when a position is advertised.
- International eligibility, visa support, and funding are often conditional.
- Not all programs publish every field.
- Directory inclusion is not an endorsement or ranking.
Before applying, confirm the current deadline, curriculum, eligibility, funding, accreditation, licensure, registration, and immigration requirements on official sources.
Corrections and new programs
Program directors, coordinators, institutions, and applicants can suggest additions or corrections. Include the official source URL whenever possible.