The University of California, San Francisco, initiated a Fellowship in Family Planning in 1991, and since then 23 academic teaching hospitals across the country have adopted the 2 year program model for training obstetrician-gynecologist physicians in a subspecialty focused on contraception and abortion. The program follows a curriculum that includes clinical practice, research, and international work. This review includes information about the Fellowship in Family Planning as well as research opportunities available from academia, independent foundations, and government related sources.
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