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Old 05-08-2008, 02:28 PM
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This is my first rotation, and the information OSCA sent is not 100% clear to me. My assignment says OB at Caritas/Mary Immaculate Hospital, but my orientation is at Wyckoff. I know Wyckoff owns the 3 hospitals (Wyckoff Heights, Mary Immaculate and St John's), but does my assignment at Caritas mean I will be at Mary Immaculate for the 6 weeks?

If anyone has completed OB at Caritas, please help me out with any information you can regarding hours, material I should read up on ahead of time, duties, supplies I'd need to bring, etc. It would be much appreciated.
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I will be there too, I found out we are back at Caritas, so I will not have to commute quite so far for this rotation. Anyway, OB is seen at St. John's Queens. There is no OB at MIH. We all meet up on orientation day at Wyckoff to get our name badges, take multiple attendance counts, and listen to orientation. Good luck, and I will be at that rotation in ~ 2 and a half weeks.
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What are the hours for OB at Caritas?
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What are the hours for OB at Caritas?
We start at 6:30 AM at Caritas Ob/Gyn
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