named programs · 2 · from sources
What they call their work
Dinner and Meeting Series
Monthly educational events in New York City featuring expert speakers on topics in obstetrics and gynecology, aimed at continuing professional development.
Residents’ and Fellows’ Night
Annual event providing a forum for OB/GYN trainees to present research and network with established physicians in the field.
activities · 5 groups
What they do
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Reproductive Health Advocacy & Education 1 activity
- Advancing women's health through clinical, academic, and political advocacyEngages in advocacy efforts to improve women’s health by integrating clinical, academic, scientific, and political activities, aligning with its mission to influence policy and practice in obstetrics and gynecology.
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Medical Professional Education & Training 1 activity
- Hosting educational dinner meetings for obstetrical professionalsOrganizes regular dinner and meeting events featuring expert speakers in obstetrics and gynecology to promote professional engagement and continuing education. Events are held at venues such as the Yale Club and include presentations by leading clinicians and researchers.
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Professional Networking Events 1 activity
- Organizing Resident and Fellow Night events for trainees in obstetrics and gynecologyHosts annual or recurring Resident and Fellow Night events that provide a forum for obstetrics and gynecology trainees to present research, network, and engage with the broader professional community. These events are held at locations such as the Yale Club and occur multiple times per year.
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Research and Scholarly Fellowship Support 1 activity
- Supporting and promoting research in obstetrics and gynecologyFunds and supports research initiatives in areas including gestational diabetes management via telemedicine, social determinants of health in pregnancy outcomes during the Covid-19 pandemic, and virtual fellowship interviews from the perspective of program directors. Also hosts dedicated research nights for residents and fellows to present findings.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Documenting organizational history and contributions to obstetricsPublished a historical sketch during its centennial year detailing the founding and early accomplishments of the New York Obstetrical Society, preserving institutional memory and contributions to the field.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$176K
Contributions & grants$65K37%
Program service revenue$11K6%
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expenses
Total expenses$137K
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balance sheet
Total assets$79K
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Net assets$79K
4 years on record · 2021–2024 · YoY revenue +25.7%
relationships · 16
Who they work with
- Albert Einstein College of Medicine Partner — Collaborates with resident researchers presenting at the NY OB Society event
- Albert Einstein College of Medicine Partner — Hosts the president as Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Women’s Health.
- Columbia University Irving Medical Center Partner — Collaborates with resident researchers presenting at the NY OB Society event
- Cornell Club Partner — Host venue for NYOB Society dinner and meeting events in New York City.
- Cornell Club Partner — Hosts NYOB Society events at its New York City location
- Hofstra/Northwell Partner — Collaborates with residents and fellows from Hofstra/Northwell on research initiatives.
- Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Partner — Collaborates with resident researchers presenting at the NY OB Society event
- Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Partner — Collaborates with resident researchers presenting at the NY OB Society event
- Mount Sinai West Partner — Collaborates with residents and fellows from Mount Sinai West on research initiatives.
- NYU Partner — Collaborates with residents and fellows from NYU on research initiatives.
- NYU Langone Health Partner — Collaborates with resident researchers presenting at the NY OB Society event
- Northwell Health Partner — Collaborates with residents and fellows from Northwell Health on research initiatives.
- SUNY Downstate Partner — Collaborates with residents and fellows from SUNY Downstate on research initiatives.
- Stony Brook Partner — Collaborates with residents and fellows from Stony Brook on research initiatives.
- Weill Cornell Medicine Partner — Collaborates with resident researchers presenting at the NY OB Society event
- Yale Club Partner — Hosted multiple dinner and meeting events for the New York Obstetrical Society.
strategies · 4
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Digital Health Equity Through Patient Educationmethodology: health-equity-through-educationBy delivering web-based education following abnormal cervical cancer screening, the organization reduces health disparities and improves follow-up care because accessible, timely information empowers patients to navigate next steps regardless of socioeconomic or geographic barriers.
- Expert-Led Professional Education Modelmethodology: expert-led professional educationBy hosting expert-led dinner meetings with prominent speakers, the organization advances continuing medical education and professional engagement among obstetricians and gynecologists because structured, peer-facing learning environments promote knowledge retention and clinical application.
- Multidisciplinary Integration for Women's Healthmethodology: multidisciplinary-advocacyBy integrating clinical practice, academic research, scientific inquiry, and political advocacy, the organization improves women's health outcomes because this convergence enables evidence-based policy change, advances medical knowledge, and translates findings into practice.
- Trainee Research Engagement and Mentorshipmethodology: trainee-research-engagementBy creating dedicated research presentation events for residents and fellows, the organization fosters academic mentorship and early-career development because showcasing trainee work in formal settings builds confidence, invites feedback, and integrates emerging professionals into the scholarly community.