Program Overview

Program Overview

The Diploma in Gynecological and Obstetric Surgical Assistance is a comprehensive program designed for midwives and obstetric nurses who work or are interested in assisting women with gynecological and obstetric pathologies that require surgical attention.

Description

The program focuses on the technical and procedural aspects of assisting women in surgical situations, as well as the management elements that compromise such care. It aims to provide professionals with the necessary knowledge and skills to update their competencies and improve their performance in units related to gynecological and obstetric care.

Information

• Version: 11th, 2026
• Modality: E-Learning
• Total Hours: 216
• Start Date: April 6, 2026
• End Date: September 27, 2026
• Vacancies: Minimum 10, maximum 50 students
• Tuition Fee: $2,100,000
• Discounts: Available, with detailed information accessible through a separate link.

Target Audience

• Midwives and obstetric nurses who work or are interested in the assistance of women with gynecological and obstetric pathologies that require surgical attention.

Contents

The program is structured into eight modules:

1. Module 1: Physiological and pathophysiological aspects in the assistance of the gynecological and obstetric surgical patient.
2. Module 2: Techniques and procedures commonly used in the gynecological and obstetric operating room and recovery.
3. Module 3: Healthcare-associated infections in the gynecological and obstetric operating room.
4. Module 4: Clinical management and safety in the gynecological and obstetric operating room.
5. Module 5: Preoperative care for women in gynecology and obstetrics.
6. Module 6: Intraoperative care for women in gynecology and obstetrics.
7. Module 7: Postoperative care for women in gynecology and obstetrics.
8. Module 8: Assistance in gynecological and obstetric emergencies.

Unit and Certification

• Executing Unit: Faculty of Medicine, University of Chile.
• Academic Unit Responsible: Department of Women's and Newborn Health Promotion.

Admission Requirements

1. Step 1: Complete the pre-registration form.
2. Step 2 (Student Portal): If the profile matches the program's requirements, the applicant will be contacted by a commercial assistant to access the "Student Portal." There, they must complete the "Personal Information" form and attach required documents:
   • Copy of the professional university degree certificate.
   • Photocopy of the valid identity card (both sides) or valid passport (for foreigners only).
   • Updated curriculum vitae.
3. Other Requirements:
   • Ability to read and understand scientific articles in English.

Faculty

• Program Director: Mat. Pablo G嫮vez Ortega, Associate Professor, Faculty of Medicine, University of Chile.
• Coordinator: Mat. Jovita Ortiz Contreras, Associate Professor, Faculty of Medicine, University of Chile.
• Teaching Staff: Includes several professors and assistant professors from the Faculty of Medicine, University of Chile, and guest lecturers from other institutions.