Eric Yahav finds his work as an Obstetrician in northern New Jersey
very satisfying and rewarding. He wanted to be an Obstetrician because
he wanted to comfort pregnant women in the area and ensure that their
babies are born healthy with no complications. Dr. Yahav has worked at
several women’s health centers in northern New Jersey during his young
career as an Obstetric specialist. He works at several women’s health
centers in the area, performing comprehensive Obstetric and
Gynecological treatments and procedures for the community.
Obstetricians
like Eric Yahav work with pregnant women during their terms to ensure
that they and their babies are healthy. While many kinds of doctors can
deliver babies, only Obstetricians can help pregnant women avoid birth
defects and pregnancy and childbirth complications. Many pregnant women
visit regularly with Eric Yahav and other Obstetricians to ask questions
and find solutions to possible complications now or in the future. Most
Obstetricians are also Gynecologists as well, and they often go by
OBGYN specialists. To be an Obstetrician, doctors have to complete a
four-year residency with at least one year specializing in this medical
field.
Eric Yahav completed his final year of training in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Cooper University Medical Center as the Chief Resident. He graduated from Ross University School of Medicine and worked at CAMcare Health Corporation in Camden, New Jersey for four years before he started working at women’s healthcare centers in northern New Jersey. He now works for three of these health centers, including a wing of the North Hudson Community Action Corporation.
Obstetricians
like Eric Yahav work with pregnant women during their terms to ensure
that they and their babies are healthy. While many kinds of doctors can
deliver babies, only Obstetricians can help pregnant women avoid birth
defects and pregnancy and childbirth complications. Many pregnant women
visit regularly with Eric Yahav and other Obstetricians to ask questions
and find solutions to possible complications now or in the future. Most
Obstetricians are also Gynecologists as well, and they often go by
OBGYN specialists. To be an Obstetrician, doctors have to complete a
four-year residency with at least one year specializing in this medical
field.Eric Yahav completed his final year of training in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Cooper University Medical Center as the Chief Resident. He graduated from Ross University School of Medicine and worked at CAMcare Health Corporation in Camden, New Jersey for four years before he started working at women’s healthcare centers in northern New Jersey. He now works for three of these health centers, including a wing of the North Hudson Community Action Corporation.
