Camille A. Clare MD MPH

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So me still up even though I’m gonna lose one hour of sleep #springahead

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Please check me out for this important conversation with #BirthingtheMagic on patient centered approaches to care #obgynsky #obskyn #reprosky

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Join us this Thursday, March 5, at 7 p.m. ET for the next ACOG Critical Access and Rural Health Learning Collaborative webinar! Learn about collaborative care models in rural and critical access settings, team management strategies, and more. Register now: https://bit.ly/4d37YV4

ACOG has filed an amicus brief in Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, et al. v. President United States of America, et al. in support of women’s access to contraception, arguing that conscience objections should not prevent access to essential health care. Read the brief: https://bit.ly/4u7wIlc

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I officially have a name for what I do….Tsundoku and Librocubicularist #workingonmypile #booksky #readinsky

As genetic testing becomes more accessible, ob-gyns’ ethical responsibilities grow. Find key considerations for keeping up with scientific developments, recommending testing, counseling patients, interpreting results, and more in our new Committee Statement: bit.ly/490DcZt

Get ahead of 2026 coding changes. Preorder the Payment in Practice: 2026 Ob-Gyn Coding Manual—your go-to guide for accurate coding and optimized reimbursement. Save 20% with code CM26PREORDER: https://bit.ly/452uh8S

As genetic screening evolves, so does best practice. Our new Practice Advisory endorses updated SMFM guidance, clarifies when cell-free DNA screening is appropriate, and emphasizes patient-centered counseling before testing. Read more: https://bit.ly/4jsK5I1

Patients often have questions about why their ob-gyn might recommend inducing labor. Our ACOG Explains video can help explain some common reasons for labor induction. Share this resource to support informed, evidence-based conversations and decision making with your patients: bit.ly/4spPnYC

ACOG Career Connection offers tailored tools to help you grow and thrive. From career coaching and resume or CV writing to contract negotiation support, Career Connection has the resources you need to invest in what comes next. Explore Career Connection today: bit.ly/44UT1zN

We’ve been shaping the future of ob-gyn care for 75 years. What began in 1951 with 13 ob-gyns has grown into a diverse community united by a shared purpose to improve health outcomes for all. Celebrate our history and join us in shaping what comes next at acog.org/75 #ACOG75

When it comes to thyroid disease, your patients can be your best partners in early detection. Share our FAQs with your patients to raise awareness of symptoms of hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism and encourage timely evaluation, diagnosis, and management: bit.ly/3XJRMNG #ThyroidAwareness

This resource is available now. Did you pick up a copy, “Menopause: What your ObGyn wants you to know” @acog.org #obgynsky #obskyn

For #WomensHistoryMonth

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I have been speaking broadly about this wonderful resource. Happy to continue the conversation about menopause care #obgynsky #obskyn

To combat the rise in congenital syphilis, ACOG recommends universal screening for all pregnant patients. Don’t miss a diagnosis—review our updated clinical guidance to protect your patients and their newborns: https://bit.ly/4qxmsja

At the intersection of Black History Month and Women’s Health Month, we remember Dr Helen Octavia Dickens. I will be giving a names lecture in her honor at @pennmedicine.bsky.social this month #obgynsky #obskyn @dalbrightmd.bsky.social

This was a wonderful start to the work that will be ongoing to address critical access and rural health. Will you help in being part of the solution. See next one on March 5 #obgynsky #obskyn

Vaccines are critical to protecting pregnant women and their infants. ACOG’s newly updated guidance urges ob-gyns to review patients’ immunization status, recommend needed vaccines, and address barriers such as misinformation. Read the full press release for more: https://bit.ly/4ro56GZ

Diagnostic delay is a significant issue in endometriosis care. ACOG’s new guidance aims to reduce barriers to care for adolescent and adult patients with endometriosis. Read the guidance: https://buff.ly/vZ0wd30

Understanding universal screening and effective management of syphilis is key for health care professionals looking to reverse increasing rates of maternal and congenital syphilis. Learn more with ACOG’s syphilis screening algorithm: https://buff.ly/2W6Wp2s

During #BlackHistoryMonth, we honor Marilyn Hughes Gaston, MD, and recognize her profound impact on sickle cell disease management and barrier-breaking work in strengthening the systems that support maternal and newborn health. Read about her story: https://buff.ly/hHB437M

Reproductive justice is essential to equitable ob-gyn care. Learn about this framework and its historical and cultural context with ACOG and ob-gyn experts at the 2026 Betsey, Lucy, and Anarcha Days of Recognition memorial lecture at 7 p.m. ET on March 2: https://buff.ly/nQRhDKs

Join us on May 2, 2026 for the ACOG Career Fair at #ACOG2026.

Connect with 70+ employers, network with colleagues, get a free headshot, and hear career insights from experts. Whether you’re job hunting or just exploring, this is an opportunity you won’t want to miss: https://acog.vfairs.com/