The Work Environment

Hospitals are where most OB/GYNs are found, but they can branch off into different sections. Teaching hospitals is a section that an OB/GYN can go into, as well as family planning. It depends on the kind of environment you are willing to work in. This webpage gives a brief description of the different work environments that OB/GYNs may be placed in. An OB/GYN may work extensive hours, usually 60 hours or more a week, due to the high birthing rate. Labors are unpredictable so expect your hours to be unknown as well.

http://www.innerbody.com/careers-in-health/how-to-become-an-obgyn-doctor.html