A unique opportunity in rural medicine
For the past four weeks I have been living in Pendleton, Oregon – a town known for its grand rodeos, wool factory, and nice people. I’m completing a rotation in women’s health with one of three full-time OB/Gyn doctors serving the better part of Umatilla county. This includes 11 communities outside of Pendleton yielding a population of roughly 35,000 women seeking medical care. As you might expect, the schedule is tireless. My preceptor and I … Read More
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