Welcome to Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (REI)

You can spend an exciting rotation week at Department of Reproductive Medicine during the semester. Read about what will happen, how to book you clinical shift, and how to prepare for your class.

Large round homogeneous cell surrounded by a lucid capsule. A small particle pressed between the cell and its capsule.

Meiosis II oocyte. Photo: OUS

What will happen?

This will be your rotation week at the Department of Reproductive Medicine:

  • at least 1 shift with one-to-one teaching at the outpatient clinic
  • online debate (selected weeks)
  • course in REI
  • optional shift or visit to the sperm lab

When is your rotation week?

It is the calendar week when you have the class KURS: Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility  and KLIN-SM?GR: Gynaecology Outpatient Infertility Clinic.

Which day is your clinical shift?

For optimal experience, the outpatient clinic is scheduled individually, and the time-points you received in TimePlan (TP) will not apply. Do not meet for KLIN-SM?GR: Gynaecology Outpatient Infertility Clinic. Instead, do reserve 1 or more of 20+ clinical shifts available during your week. You can only make reservations during your week. You must register by Sunday the week before.

How to reserve your clinical shift?

Use the booking spreadsheet available on the following link: https://tinyurl.com/UIOREI

  • One student for each slot only.
  • You can book any of the 20+ slots available during your week. 
  • You can visit several activities, but you are expected to show up for every registration.

Where and when to meet for the clinical shift?

The outpatient clinics are at Ullevaal stadion ??.

  • Meeting point Ullevaal stadion ??: Entrance D — go up to 4th floor to change to scrubs.
  • Dress code: white coat, scrubs, indoor shoes.

The sessions start at 08:15, 12:30 or 15:55. Please arrive precisely to avoid missing your consultations. 

How to prepare?

Check out my resources about physiology, basic science, clinical procedures and the infertility lab:

Recommended external resources

 

By Peter Fedorcsak
Published Apr. 22, 2020 7:46 PM - Last modified Sep. 8, 2024 9:06 PM