The Maternal-Fetal Medicine Fellowship at Geisinger is a strong fellowship and the ideal environment for learning. Fellows are well-respected by MFM and OB/GYN attending physicians. The faculty are all warm, welcoming and actively engaged in fellow education. We have support for research within our department through mentorship with our experienced faculty and the Henry Hood Center for Health Research, as well as protected research time to complete our projects. Clinical duties emphasize learning over service with opportunities for learning during clinical hours as well as through structured fellow lectures. Working closely with attending physicians, genetic counselors, nurse practitioners, residents and medical students, we approach our patients as a team with many collaborative opportunities with our colleagues in other medical specialties to provide patient-centered care and education. We are exposed to a wide variety of pathology as a tertiary care center and are also given opportunities to practice in various geographic locations during our training, exposing us patients from a wide variety of social and ethnic backgrounds. Fellows are provided ample opportunity to master ultrasonography under the guidance of our experienced ultrasonographers. Danville may be a small town with all the perks of country living, but is also only a three-hour drive from major cities like NYC, Philadelphia and Baltimore. I have nothing but good things to say about this fellowship and my experience here over the past two years.