Field Notes from a Travelling OBGYN

Welcome to ReproNomad!

I’m a board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist working locum tenens across the U.S., sharing clinical insights, patient-centered education, and grounded reflections on reproductive health from the front lines.

This space is for anyone navigating the system: doctors looking for a different career path, patients looking for answers, and providers looking for an approachable sexual and reproductive health resource.

Check out our most recent articles below!

  • This section breaks down common reproductive and sexual health concerns in clear, honest language—no scare tactics, no sugarcoating. Just information that respects your autonomy and your intelligence

For Patients
Do I Need to Be Induced for Fetal Growth Restriction?
Do I Need to Be Induced for Fetal Growth Restriction?

The most concerning thing that can happen to a growth-restricted baby is stillbirth (dying in the womb). But sometimes your baby is healthy, but just small!

You should talk with your pregnancy provider about any other conditions that increase the risks of complications for you or your baby (e.g. high blood pressure, too much or too little amniotic fluid, kidney disease), or if there are any other abnormal findings on your baby’s ultrasounds.

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  • Whether you're a seasoned clinician or brand-new to practice, this space offers practical reproductive health guidance you can use today —without judgment, fluff, or condescension.

For Providers
Postmenopausal Bleeding: Targeted History
Postmenopausal Bleeding: Targeted History

While it is expected to have irregular periods in the perimenopausal period, once a full 12 months have passed without menses, they should not come back. Bleeding after menopause is NEVER normal.

From the first question to the final plan—this guide helps you assess postmenopausal bleeding without overtesting or missing critical diagnoses.

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  • I left the traditional career path to build a practice that fits my life. If you're curious about how locums works—or wondering if it's right for you—start here. I’ve made the mistakes so you don’t have to.

The Locum Files
10 Lies Your Locum Agent Has Told You
10 Lies Your Locum Agent Has Told You

A reputable agent will work to earn your trust: they will ask questions about the types of roles you are looking for, if you’re willing to travel and how far, specific needs around accomodation, and your desired compensation, then discuss details of jobs that match your preferences before requesting your CV when you are ready to move forward with being “presented” to a facility.

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