What is EVMS Maternal Fetal Medicine?

What is EVMS Maternal Fetal Medicine?

Maternal-Fetal Medicine fellows train with experts in the field and gain extensive experience in medical and surgical complications of obstetrics, invasive procedures and prenatal ultrasonography. Explore high-risk obstetrics or reproductive genetics during your fourth-year rotations.

What is maternal family medicine?

An MFM doctor: Gives regular prenatal care for women with high-risk pregnancies. Helps manage the mother’s existing health problems, such as diabetes and high blood pressure. Cares for women who develop complications during pregnancy or childbirth.

What insurance does EVMS?

We accept most major insurances in the Hampton Roads area. Contact your insurance company if you are unsure if we are a participating provider. We will file a claim with your insurance company for any services we provide.

Is it hard to get into EVMS?

It’s highly competitive. In recent years, EVMS has consistently received upwards of 6,000 applications to fill roughly 151 spots each year. Their current acceptance rate is 5.2 percent.

Does EVMS require CASPer?

All applicants to the EVMS PA program are required to complete the online assessment to assist with our selection process. Successful completion of CASPer is mandatory in order to maintain admission eligibility.

Is maternal-fetal medicine high risk?

Maternal-Fetal Medicine physicians specialize in providing care for women who are at high risk for problems during their pregnancies, but you may benefit from seeing one of these specialists even if you are experiencing a healthy pregnancy.

Is EVMS a good medical school?

EVMS also was the highest rated medical school in Virginia for primary care, placing at number 46 among 159 ranked schools. Schools are ranked according to their performance across a range of widely accepted indicators of excellence.

How hard is it to get into EVMS?

What age is pregnancy high risk?

If you’re 17 years old or younger or 35 years old or older, your pregnancy could generally be considered “high-risk.” Women tend to have a window of time when it’s easier on their body to grow a baby and give birth.

Is Eastern Virginia Medical School legit?

Eastern Virginia Medical School is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award the Doctor of Medicine degree, Masters’ degrees, Doctoral degrees, and Certificates.