ACOOG

Howdy Y’all! You’re invited to our hometown for the 2026 Advances in Women’s Health.

🐎 Point your wagon toward Fort Worth, Texas this October 1-4.

🐂 Register at bit.ly/HowdyAcoog

🤠 Experience Fort Worth, Texas With ACOOG!

This is Cowtown, where the West begins meets walkable downtown, world-class arts and cultural district, and exceptional food.

We promise you’ll have a darn good time, whether it’s earning 27 CME credits with OBGYN leaders or burning up your boots on a Stockyards dance floor.

🐂 Register at bit.ly/HowdyAcoog

Baby, let the residency games begin!

Congratulations to every new resident starting at their OBGYN residency programs today! We are excited to welcome you to women’s healthcare. As we’ve done for OBGYNs for 92 years, ACOOG will be by your side for every stage of your physician career.

In appreciation of your osteopathic commitment, we’ve waived your 1st year of ACOOG membership dues.

More than just a professional organization, ACOOG is a deeply connected community of osteopathic OBGYN physicians. Gain access to this and more as a member:

🎓 High-quality CME — AOA and AMA credits

🤝 A powerful network — Colleagues and collaborators across the country

📢 A voice that matters — Shape programs, services, and advocacy for your patients and peers

💼 Member-only discounts — Events, resources, and educational materials

Get In Here, and Bring Your White Coat! >> https://www.acoog.org/membership-information

LAST CHANCE FOR EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION!

Ticket prices increase tomorrow. Save now on your full access to the 2026 Advances in Women's Health, October 1-4 in Fort Worth, Texas.

>> https://www.acoog.org/events/advances-in-womens-health-2026

LISTEN NOW to learn Dr. Jennifer Nichols' winding path to reproductive medicine, what it really takes to make your mark in the field, and why she’s traded “balance” for a word that fits her life better: functional.

🎧 https://www.acoog.org/womens-health-minutes-podcast

ACOOG's President-Elect has built her medical career helping people become parents. She’s also raising her three boys, after navigating her own fertility struggles. So when she talks about infertility and loss, motherhood, medical training, and practicing medicine, it comes from genuine experience she’s happy to pass along to patients, residents, and colleagues alike.