Episodes

So long and farewell my podcast friends! I hope you enjoyed the very first season of the APAOG podcast. We’ll be back next year for season 2 of the podcast. If you liked the show please like, follow, subscribe, or leave a review on one of our various podcast platforms (apple music, spotify stitcher etc). It really helps our visibility in the podcast ether and helps spread the word of PA’s in OBGYN. If you are interested in getting involved with the APAOG podcast or have ideas/suggestions for sea...

In this episode we’ll discuss the origins, presentation, diagnosis, and treatment of polycystic ovarian syndrome.

In this episode we’ll discuss the risk factors, presentation, diagnosis, and treatment of gestational diabetes.

In this episode I sit down with PA Shantae Rodriguez to talk about human trafficking and caring for survivors of sexual assault.

In today’s episode we’ll be covering the basics of the birth control patch, rings, as well as various barrier methods, and fertility awareness techniques. We’ll discuss the effectiveness of these methods as well as the potential benefits and side effects of each.

. In this episode we talk with PA, women’s health activist, political candidate, author, and world traveler Sharon Girard about her career both in and outside of clinical practice

In this episode we dive into the origins of Dr. Papanicolaou and the development of the Pap Smear. We’ll also discuss ordering and interpreting pap results.

In this episode we review the pathophysiology of the menstrual cycle and answer some common questions asked in clinic.

In honor of APAOG’s 30th anniversary, we sat down with three of the original founders of APAOG to hear their stories of starting APAOG and how it has changed over the years.

Welcome to the APAOG Podcast! I’m the shows’ host and creator Morgan Bechtle and together we’ll explore the science and practice of medicine as it relates to sexual and reproductive health in the past, present, and future. In this series we’ll break down the most common conditions seen in practice, as well as those covered on the PANCE/PANRE. You’ll hear first hand accounts from practicing PA’s, NPs, and OBGYNs. And we’ll go back in time to hear the stories of individuals who have contributed so...