9 views on men in the ob/gyn profession
In our first annual Labor Force survey, many respondents discussed whether or not there was still a place for male ob/gyns as more women than men enter the field.
In the first annual Contemporary OB/GYN Labor Force survey, many commented, without prompting, on the shifting gender dynamics in the profession of ob/gyn as more women than men are entering the field. Here are 9 responses that raise the question of whether or not men are still welcome in the specialty. What do you think? Feel free to comment below and make your voice heard.
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