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Graduating from med school was both the happiest and the saddest days of my life, at that point in time. Happy because i had achieved something only a handful of people had. I was always told I was "smart", but what I learned in med school was that determination and hard work was also needed. It was  the saddest day because i knew that tougher days were ahead of me. First and second years of med school - book study with occasional patient contact, scary( don't worry we were our own patients )-all what i expected- THEN came 3rd year med school and bang!I felt like a hot shot-- young ,energetic full of hope and bright ideas. THAT did not last long. After my first day of clinical  I got home and said WHAT HAVE I DONE!!! I hated it and was so tired I slept with my suit on.  3rd Years were assigned to end of life patients DEPRESSING -I felt helpless and useless. After a few days we were rotated to a different word -I found my forte was listening to patients. I seemed to have a knack for directly answering their questions in an understandable way.

This brings me to the point of this entry. Ask me anything  related to ob/gyn and you will get a direct and honest answer -

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About Dr. Frank

Dr Frank Siguenza was born in Quito , Ecuador ,South America  where he lived and attended grammar school until he was 11 years old. At that time he re located with his Mother to Jackson Heights, Queens, New York where he attended IS125 and then Bryant High School ,graduating as an Honor Student in the Top 20 of his class. He went on to attend Pre Medical Training at Adlephi University and then Medical School at NY Institute of Technology. His intern and residency was at Lutheran Medical Center in Sunset Park Brooklyn where he went on to become the President of the Medical Dental Staff . He was also Director of Medical Education , a member of the Board of Trustees at Lutheran Medical Center,  and Director of the Family Health Center.He also was the Chief of Medical Informatics at The Sunset Park Family Health center. He is a member of the Brooklyn OB GYN Society. He menber of the admissions committee at The New york College of Osteophatic Medecine and Department head  Obstetrics and Gynecology.He was also in Private Practice in Bay Ridge Brooklyn He is currently also a developer and Software reviewer for MDland an electronic medical record organization located in New York City. In his spare time , he enjoys coaching CYO basketball and Golfing.