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University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago Complex Family Planning

Fellowship · Chicago, IL

Sponsored by University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago · Director Erica Hinz

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  • Erica Hinz, MD, MPH

    Director Complex Family Planning Fellowship

    Complex family planning physician, Associate Professor at University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago

  • Quetzal Class, MD, PhD

    Director, Residency and Fellowship Research Programs

    Research Associate Professor at University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago

    Preconception stress, adverse birth outcomes, interpregnancy interval, and maternal infection

  • Irina Buhimschi, MD, PHARMD

    Research Faculty; Director, Research Division

    Obstetrician-gynecologist, Professor at University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago

    Preterm birth and preeclampsia

  • Isabel Sausjord, MD

    Fellow

    Complex Family Planning fellow, University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago

  • Jonah Fleisher, MD, MPH

    Associate Professor, Division of Academic Specialists and Complex Family Planning Section

    Complex family planning physician, Associate Professor at University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago

  • Kelsey O'Hagan, MD

    Fellow

    Complex Family Planning fellow, University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago

  • Sadia Haider, MD, MPH

    Glenn G. and Blanche S. Ehrler Endowed Professor of Obstetrics & Gynecology, Rush University

    Obstetrician-gynecologist, Glenn G. and Blanche S. Ehrler Endowed Professor of Obstetrics & Gynecology at University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago

    creating novel ways to improve contraceptive provision and decrease unintended pregnancies