This core clerkship is designed to develop clinical competence, to foster appropriate attitudes toward professional responsibility as a physician, and to introduce students to the specialty of OBGYN. The OBGYN clerkship is a 10-week rotation offered at our affiliated teaching hospitals. Students devote 80% of their time evaluating obstetric and gynecologic patients in the allocated hospitals at both inpatient and outpatient clinical settings, with the remaining 20% assigned for didactic teaching and seminars. By the end of the clerkship, students are expected recognize and understand the common conditions as well as the emergency presentations of obstetrics and gynecology, and to identify the recommended management plans. Students will establish a solid foundation of skills and knowledge in women’s health, which will be both applicable and important in any potential future career choice. Faculty instructions and supervision are commenced on daily basis by bedside tutoring and case-based discussions. A clinical skill component runs on weekly basis in the Clinical Simulation Center to complement the bedside teaching.