Maybe you're a WHNP student who needs an OB/GYN, OB-only, or GYN-only rotation and is finding out that the clinicians who precept women's health are among the hardest in the state to reach. Maybe you're an FNP or across-the-lifespan student like Andrew in San Antonio, whose program requires a women's health rotation and who has no personal connection to the OB/GYN clinicians the school expects him to find. Maybe you're a full-time RN finishing coursework between shifts, or your program handed you a directory and nothing else.
Whatever your situation, you need a women's health placement in Texas, your deadline is getting closer, and you don't have hours to call clinics and wait for replies that never come.
Women's health covers OB/GYN (obstetrics and gynecology together), GYN-only (gynecology without obstetrics), and OB-only rotations, and it is a required rotation for FNP and across-the-lifespan students, not only for WHNP students.


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