Dr. Thaïs Aliabadi

I think for doctors who want to deliver babies, great.

Go learn how to deliver babies.

Take care of those women like they're your family member.

Give them the time.

Have the energy.

Don't run from your office to deliver them last minute.

Hold their hand.

Don't dismiss them.

And just focus on giving them the best experience they can possibly have, which women are not getting that right now in this healthcare system.

and then separate the residency.

And for whoever does not want to deliver babies, teach them gynecology.

Teach them how to recognize PCOS.

Teach them what endometriosis is.

Teach them how to do a laparoscopic hysterectomy without cutting the patient from their belly button all the way down.

Do you know that in Los Angeles there's maybe

two of us that can do a laparoscopic hysterectomy and take a uterus out this big.

And I think I'm the only one that does it outpatient.

Minimally invasive.

So literally a uterus the size of a watermelon, I take out laparoscopically outpatient and

patient goes home the same day.