NEW ENGLAND GYNECOLOGY PLLC

Education &
Training

At NEG+, education is not an adjunct to our mission — it is central to it. Built on formal academic appointments, peer-reviewed scholarship, and decades of clinical mentorship, our programs equip students, clinicians, researchers, and executive leaders with the knowledge to lead in women’s health.

20+

YEARS OF TEACHING

2

ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS

13+

PEER REVIEWED INSTITUTIONS

7

TRAINING DOMAINS

OUR PHILOSOPHY

Where Science
Meets Leadership

NEG+ training programs reflect a career-long commitment to rigorous, translational, equity-focused education. We train not only clinicians — but clinical leaders, scientific thinkers, operational strategists, and systems builders.

01

YEARS OF TEACHING

Every program is grounded in peer-reviewed science and current clinical guidelines — reflecting active scholarship in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Gynecologic Oncology, Clinical Cancer Research, and Reproductive Sciences.

02

TRANSLATIONAL

We bridge bench science, clinical medicine, and health systems operations. Trainees leave NEG+ able to connect laboratory insight to patient outcomes — and patient outcomes to organizational strategy.

03

PRACTICAL & APPLIED

From surgical preceptorship to grant writing workshops to executive leadership retreats, NEG+ education produces immediate, transferable competencies — not abstract theory.

04

EQUITY-FOCUSED
Health disparities reduction is embedded in every program. From HPV vaccination strategy to clinical trial diversity outreach, NEG+ trains educators and leaders to build systems that serve every patient.

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LEADERSHIP-ORIENTED
Clinical excellence is necessary — but insufficient. NEG+ prepares trainees to lead teams, manage organizations, communicate strategy, and build cultures of excellence across academic medicine, industry, and health systems.

PROGRAM AREAS

Seven Domains of Expert Training

NEG+ delivers structured, evidence-based learning across the full continuum — from clinical medicine and oncology to organizational leadership, financial literacy, and research methodology.

01

Clinical Education in Women’s Health, OB/GYN

Comprehensive didactic and preceptorship training across the full spectrum of obstetrics and gynecology — high-risk pregnancy, ectopic pregnancy management, minimally invasive surgery, operative laparoscopy, and gynecologic oncology.

MEDICAL STUDENTS

RESIDENTS

FELLOWS

CME

02

Oncology & Translational Science

Training in clinical trial design, translational oncology research, biomarker discovery, oxidative stress pathways, chemoresistance mechanisms, and pharmaceutical drug development — informed by active ovarian cancer research and industry investigator experience.

PHYSICIAN-SCIENTISTS 

INDUSTRY TEAMS

FELLOWS

03

Research Methodology & Academic Writing

Hands-on training in experimental design, hypothesis construction, data analysis, statistical reasoning, IRB fundamentals, manuscript and abstract writing, and PowerPoint scientific communication — for undergraduates through early-career faculty.

PHYSICIAN-SCIENTISTS 

INDUSTRY TEAMS

FELLOWS

04

Public Health & Cancer Prevention

Education programs targeting cancer disparities reduction, HPV vaccination strategy, community-level preventive care, and urban health systems — designed for health departments, hospital systems, and physician networks. Grounded in formal training as a Michigan Department of Health Immunization Trainer and Wayne County Medical Society Immunization Champion.

HEALTH DEPARTMENTS

HOSPITAL SYSTEMS

PHYSICIAN NETWORKS

COMMUNITY ORGS

REPRESENTATIVE LECTURE TOPICS

NHPV Vaccination as a Strategy to Reduce Cancer Disparities in Michigan
Vaccines for Women’s Health: Update for the OB/GYN
Advances in Cancer Preventive Care for the OB/GYN Generalist
Cervical Cancer Screening — Guidelines & Implementation (Grand Rounds, Montefiore)
Cancer Preventive Care: HPV & Gynecologic Cancers (International Keynote, Colombia 2018)
Integrating Prevention into Primary & Specialty Care Settings

05

Organizational & Executive Leadership

Programs equipping physician leaders and health executives with organizational design, team performance, operational strategy, culture-building, and strategic planning frameworks — drawn from academic medicine and global pharmaceutical leadership.

PHYSICIAN LEADERS

ACADEMIC LEADERS

C-SUITE

06

Financial & Strategic Literacy for Clinicians

Financial statement interpretation, managerial accounting for clinicians, budget construction, capital planning, research funding strategy, academic-industry collaboration models, and health innovation commercialization basics.

CLINICIANS

DEPARTMENT LEADERS

INNOVATORS

07

Mentorship & Faculty Development

Structured mentorship for junior faculty, academic physicians, research trainees, and physician-scientists — covering career pathway design, publication strategy, grant development, leadership positioning, and surgical technique guidance.

JUNIOR FACULTY

PHYSICIAN-SCIENTISTS 

RESEARCH TRAINEES

SCOPE OF TRAINING

WOMEN'S HEALTH OBSTETRICS GYNECOLOGY GYNECOLOGIC ONCOLOGY REPRODUCTIVE SCIENCE CANCER PREVENTION TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH CLINICAL TRIAL DESIGN BIOMARKER SCIENCE DRUG DEVELOPMENT IMMUNIZATION PUBLIC HEALTH HEALTH EQUITY ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP EXECUTIVE STRATEGY OPERATIONS PEOPLE MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL LITERACY GRANT WRITING MANUSCRIPT PREPARATION RESEARCH METHODOLOGY CULTURE BUILDING

WHO WE TRAIN

From the Laboratory to the Boardroom

NEG+ education programs are designed for learners at every stage — from undergraduate science students encountering research methodology for the first time, to health system executives refining their strategic leadership practice.

Students & Trainees

  • Undergraduate BS students (laboratory rotators)
  • Master's candidates (Physiology / Reproductive Sciences)
  • Medical students Years III & IV
  • PhD / research candidates

Residents & Fellows

  • OB/GYN residents (all years)
  • Subspecialty fellows
  • Pediatric Emergency Medicine fellows
  • Family medicine trainees

Clinicians & Faculty

  • Attending physicians
  • Junior & mid-career faculty
  • Physician assistants
  • Nurse practitioners

Leaders & Executives

  • Physician leaders & department chiefs
  • Health system C-suite
  • Clinical operations leaders
  • Industry & startup founders

SCHOLARLY FOUNDATION

Teaching Grounded in Active Scholarship

NEG+ education programs are built on an active record of peer-reviewed publication, national and international podium presentations, grant development, and peer review — ensuring every curriculum reflects the current frontier of women’s health science. 13+ peer-reviewed publications. 20+ national and international presentations. NIH grant submissions as Principal Investigator.

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

Montefiore / Albert Einstein College of Medicine

Medical student teaching (Yrs. III/IV) at Jack D. Weiler Hospital and Wakefield Hospital; Preceptor at Comprehensive Family Care Center (CFCC), Bronx, NY

Montefiore / Albert Einstein College of Medicine

Medical student lectures at Hutzel Women’s Hospital (Ectopic Pregnancy quarterly; Contraception); Preceptor at Karmanos Cancer Institute / Harper/Hutzel; Undergraduate & graduate laboratory teaching and MS candidate advising, Dept. of Physiology / Reproductive Sciences

RESEARCH MENTORSHIP

Graduate — Master’s Candidate

Osama Nusrat, MS, Dept. of Physiology & Reproductive Sciences, Wayne State — study design, research methodology, abstract and manuscript writing

Faculty Mentorship

Deslyn Hobson MD · Eline Wilson MD · Samet Albayrak MD · Regina D. Nagy MD — career development and new surgical technique guidance in the operating room

Undergraduate Laboratory Teaching

BS students in Dr. Saed’s laboratory — experimental techniques, study design, PowerPoint scientific communication, abstract and manuscript writing

SELECTED PODIUM PRESENTATIONS

NIH WRHR Retreat, Augusta GA (2016)

“Cisplatin Resistance in Epithelial Ovarian Cancer Cells”

FAMHE Convention, Cartagena Colombia (2018)/span>

“Cancer Preventive Care: HPV & Gynecologic Cancers” — International Keynote

AAGL 39th Annual Meeting, Las Vegas NV (2010)

“Small Bowel Obstruction Due to Essure Micro-Insert Migration”

Grand Rounds, Wayne State / Harper/Hutzel (2017)

“Vaccines for Women’s Health: Update for the OB/GYN”

SGI 61st Annual Meeting, Florence Italy (2014)

“Sox2 Gene Amplification Impacts Survival in Epithelial Ovarian Cancer”

ADDITIONAL PRESENTATION VENUES

SGI Annual Meetings Florence, Italy · San Diego, CA

ASRM Annual Meeting Honolulu, HI
AACR Annual Meetings Washington, DC · Miami, FL · Orlando, FL


AAGL Global Congress Las Vegas, NV · Hollywood, FL

Society for Reproductive Investigation Montreal, Canada

AAGL Global Congress Wayne State University, Detroit

PEER REVIEWER

AJOG

American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology (The Gray Journal)

CROJ

Case Reports in Obstetrics & Gynecology Hindawi Publishing Corporation, New York, NY

JABFM

Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine, Lexington, KY

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

Institutional Teaching Record

MONTEFIORE · ALBERT EINSTEIN COLLEGE OF MEDICINE

BRONX, NY

Medical Students Yrs. III/IV

Jack D. Weiler Hospital & Wakefield Hospital

Preceptor

Resident · Intern · Physician Assistant · Medical Students, Comprehensive Family Care Center (CFCC), Montefiore

Resident Lecture Series

Cervical Cancer Screening (August 2018)

Invited Lecture

“The Role of Oxidative Stress in Cisplatin Resistance in Ovarian Cancer” — Dept. of OB/GYN and Women’s Health (September 2017)

WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

DETROIT, MI

Medical Students Yr. III — Lecture

“Ectopic Pregnancy” — Hutzel Women’s Hospital (1 hr. per quarter)

Medical Students Yr. III — Lecture

“Contraception” — Hutzel Women’s Hospital

Medical Students Yr. III — Preceptor

Karmanos Cancer Institute / Harper/Hutzel Women’s Hospital (1 student, 2 months at a time; Thursdays 1–5 PM)

Undergraduate BS students

KDr. Saed’s laboratory: lab techniques, study design, research methodology, PowerPoint, abstract & manuscript writing

Graduate MS candidates

Dept. of Physiology / Reproductive Sciences: study design, research methodology, academic writing

Grand Rounds & Lectures

HPV Vaccination (2017) · Vaccines for Women’s Health (2017) · Ovarian Cancer & Cisplatin Resistance (2013, 2016) · Diagnostic & Operative Laparoscopy (2012)

FACULTY MENTORSHIP RECORD

Deslyn Hobson, MD — Faculty

Eline Wilson, MD — Faculty

Samet Albayrak, MD — Faculty

Regina D. Nagy, MD — Faculty

Osama Nusrat — MS Candidate, Wayne State

INVITED LECTURES

Selected Presentations &
Grand Rounds

A representative record of invited lectures, grand rounds, and keynote presentations delivered at academic medical centers, national conferences, and international symposia.

Cancer Preventive Care & HPV Vaccination

INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE · CARTAGENA, COLOMBIA · 2018
AMHE 45th Annual Convention. “Cancer Preventative Care: A Focus on HPV Vaccination and Gynecologic Cancers.” Decameron, Baru-Cartagena.

Advances in Cancer Preventive Care for the OB/GYN Generalist

GRAND ROUNDS · DETROIT, MI · 2017
“HPV Vaccination as Means to Reduce Cancer Burden and Disparities in the Urban Setting.” Wayne State School of Medicine / Harper/Hutzel Hospital.

Vaccines for Women's Health

GRAND ROUNDS · DETROIT, MI · 2017
Michigan Physician Peer Education Project on Immunizations — “An Update for the Obstetrician/Gynecologist.” Wayne State / Harper/Hutzel Hospital.

Cervical Cancer Screening

RESIDENT LECTURE SERIES · BRONX, NY · 2018
OB/GYN Residency Program, Montefiore Albert Einstein College of Medicine.

Cisplatin Resistance in Epithelial Ovarian Cancer

MULTIPLE VENUES · 2013–2017

Karmanos Cancer Institute · C.S. Mott Center Brown Bag Series · Albert Einstein Dept. of OB/GYN · NIH WRHR Retreat.

New Insights into Cancer Issues in Women

NAAMA MI SYMPOSIUM · SOUTHFIELD, MI · 2014
“Women’s Health for the Primary Care Provider.” Embassy Suites, Southfield, MI.

Management of Bowel Obstruction in Ovarian Cancer

INVITED LECTURE · HOUSTON, TX ·2010
MD Anderson Cancer Center.

Updates on Ectopic Pregnancy

FELLOW LECTURE SERIES · DETROIT, MI · 2017
Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Children’s Hospital of Michigan, Detroit Medical Center.

Diagnostic & Operative Laparoscopy

NASSAU UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER · 2009
East Meadow, New York. Also: Wayne State / Karmanos Cancer Institute (2012).

Hormonal Disorders

NASSAU UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER · 2009
East Meadow, New York.

GRANT ACTIVITY

Research Grant
Development

NEG+ training in research funding strategy is informed by a direct record of competitive NIH and foundation grant submissions as Principal Investigator — representing significant independent scientific leadership at an early career stage.

Genetic Silencing of NOX4 Gene Expression and Its Effects on VEGF Production, Angiogenesis, and Apoptosis in Pretreated Epithelial Ovarian Cancer (EOC) Cells

Role: Principal Investigator (75%)  ·  Source:, National Institutes of Health — K-12  ·  Co-PI: Ghassan Saed MD; Elizabeth Puscheck MD

Catalase SNP as a Genetic Predictor for Epithelial Ovarian Cancer

Role: Principal Investigator  ·  Source: Rivkin Center / Scientific Scholar Awards in Ovarian Cancer Research  ·  Co-PI Ghassan Saed PhD

Catalase SNP as a Genetic Predictor for Epithelial Ovarian Cancer

Role: Principal Investigator  ·  Source: National Institutes of Health  ·  Co-PI: Ghassan Saed PhD

Characterization of Epithelial Ovarian Cancer Stem Cells

Role: Principal Investigator  ·  Source: National Institutes of Health  ·  Co-PI: Ghassan Saed MD

HOW WE DELIVER

Flexible Formats for
Every Context

NEG+ customizes program structure, depth, and duration to the needs of academic medical centers, residency programs, health systems, community organizations, and industry partners.

Grand Rounds & Invited Lectures

CLINICAL & ACADEMIC SETTINGS
Expert lectures for residents, fellows, and attending faculty — in-person or virtual. Topics drawn from active scholarship and current clinical guidelines. CME-eligible formats available.

Preceptorship & Surgical Mentorship

CLINICAL TRAINING PROGRAMS
Direct, longitudinal preceptorship in outpatient, inpatient, and operative settings. One-on-one or small-group format. Duration: 2 weeks to full academic year.

Research Methodology Workshops

ACADEMIC & RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS
Intensive workshops in study design, IRB processes, statistical reasoning, manuscript construction, and grant writing. Designed for undergraduates through early-career faculty.

CME Programs

CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION
Accreditable CE content in women’s health, cancer prevention, immunization, and clinical updates — designed for practicing physicians and advanced practice providers.

Executive Leadership Retreats

HEALTH SYSTEMS & ORGANIZATIONS
Half-day to multi-day intensives covering organizational strategy, financial literacy, people management, culture design, and operational excellence for clinical and administrative leadership teams.

Quarterly Lecture Series

RESIDENCY & FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMS
Structured recurring didactic series mapping curriculum-aligned clinical topics, research skills, and professional development throughout the training year. Fully customizable.

Translational Science Bootcamps

ACADEMIC MEDICAL CENTERS & INDUSTRY
Intensive multi-day programs connecting bench science to clinical development and regulatory strategy — for physician-scientists, research fellows, and R&D teams.

Custom Institutional Programs

ANY ORGANIZATION
Bespoke curriculum design for academic medical centers, health departments, community hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, medical device firms, and health innovation startups. Contact us to discuss your needs.

Ready to Build a
Smarter Learning Program?

Whether you are a residency program director, a health system executive, a research institution, or an organization committed to women’s health — NEG+ will design an education program that moves your team forward.

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