Jordan Albrecht, MD
Hometown: Golden, CO
Undergraduate: Creighton University
Medical School: Creighton University School of Medicine
What do you like doing on your days off?
On my days off, I love to go for runs and explore the outdoors. You can also find me walking to
nearby coffee shops to enjoy different neighborhood atmospheres. I enjoy reading and watching
movies and could probably do both for days on end. In addition, I've recently taken a liking to
yard games - if you ever want to learn how to play Kubb, hit me up!
Interests within obstetrics and gynecology?
All of it! Particularly opioid addiction in pregnancy and neonatal abstinence syndrome. I also
enjoy adolescent gynecology and birth control counseling!
Why did you choose University of Cincinnati?
The amazing people and superb training. I have constant support all around me - from senior
residents to program managers to nursing staff. Not only am I being taught how to be an
excellent physician, but I also feel comfortable in my role to ask questions and seek out
guidance. As a perk, Cincinnati is a great place to live! It's a large enough city that has tons of
activities, but it never fails to embody the "Midwest nice!"
Research Interests:
Research interests include opioid use during pregnancy and long-term addiction outcomes in
offspring.
Kriti Goel, MD
Hometown: Dayton, OH
Undergraduate: Northwestern University
Medical School: Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine
What do you like doing on your days off?
Going to a comedy or theatre show, spending the day at a winery, or hiking.
Interests within obstetrics and gynecology?
High risk obstetrics, maternal substance abuse, breastfeeding advocacy, and family planning.
Why did you choose University of Cincinnati?
The people. Training with fantastic hearts and minds makes everyday worth it. The broad range
of experiences residents receive prepares us to aptly handle complex and high acuity situations.
Stefany Hernandez, MD
Hometown: San Antonio, TX
Undergraduate: The University of Texas at Austin
Medical School: University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
What do you like doing on your days off?
My fiancé, 3-year old Boxer mix (Bailey), and I really enjoy getting outside as much as possible.
We love to explore all of the parks in Cincinnati, road trip to the different cities around the
Cincinnati area, and travel to different countries to experience their cultures. On my resting days
off, we love to watch movies, cook, bake, listen to music, and garden in our home.
Interests within obstetrics and gynecology?
I am interested in pursuing a fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility. I am
passionate about patient advocacy, minimizing health disparities for diverse patient populations,
and medical education.
Why did you choose University of Cincinnati?
As a medical student at the University of Cincinnati, I was able to truly see the positive, uplifting
relationships that the faculty had with each resident. There were so many faculty members that
were eager to be teachers and mentors whenever anyone needed help. The patient population
at the two main hospitals is extremely diverse and I knew that I would get a well-rounded
education in all aspects of OB/GYN. The city is also filled with amazing food and breweries,
hiking trails, and has all four seasons (my favorite is fall!).
Research Interests:
Fertility preservation, PCOS, and minimizing racial disparities for maternal and infant health.
Hanaa Khadraoui, DO
Hometown: Astoria, NY / Bergenfield, NJ
Undergraduate: Georgetown University
Medical School: Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine-NY
What do you like doing on your days off?
I enjoy yoga, reading, trying new restaurants, traveling.
Interests within obstetrics and gynecology?
Gynecologic Oncology, patient advocacy, social medicine and health disparities.
Why did you choose University of Cincinnati?
The training! Felt that there was plenty of exposure to subspecialties and opportunities for
fellowship, as well as really strong and well-rounded generalist training.
Recent Publications:
Publications:
Darmadi MA, Duval A, Khadraoui H, Romero AN, Simon B, Watkowska J, Saint-Jacques H.
Exercise-Induced Sustained Ventricular Tachycardia without Structural Heart Disease: A Case
Report. Am J Case Rep. 2020 Dec 10;21:e928242. doi: 10.12659/AJCR.928242. PMID:
33298825.
Naert MN, Khadraoui H, Muniz Rodriguez A, Fox NS. Stratified risk of pregnancy loss for
women with a viable singleton pregnancy in the first trimester. J Matern Fetal Neonatal Med.
2020 Nov 22:1-7. doi: 10.1080/14767058.2020.1852212. Epub ahead of print. PMID: 33225797.
Khadraoui H, Thappa S, Smith M, Davidov A, Castellanos MR. Age-associated trends of vulvar
cancer in the US. Menopause. 2020 Oct 26. doi: 10.1097/GME.0000000000001687. Epub
ahead of print. PMID: 33109996.
Diaz D, Li S, Khadraoui H, Sahni S, Ditre C. The Impact of Socioeconomic Status in Atopic
Dermatitis & How The Internet Can Act as a Public Health Intervention. Practical Dermatology.
July 2020.
Naqvi M, Naert MN, Khadraoui H, Rodriguez AM, Namath AG, Ali M, Fox NM. Subchorionic
Hematomas and
Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes among Twin Pregnancies. Am J Perinatol. 2019;10.1055/s-0039-
3401852.
doi:10.1055/s-0039-3401852
Naert MN, Rodriguez AM, Khadraoui H, Naqvi M, Fox NS. Association between first-trimester
subchorionic hematomas and adverse pregnancy outcomes after 20 weeks of gestation in
singleton pregnancies. Obstet Gynecol Oct 2019;134:863–8.
doi:10.1097/AOG.0000000000003487
Naert MN, Khadraoui H, Rodriguez AM, Naqvi M, Fox NS. Association between first trimester
subchorionic hematomas and pregnancy loss in singleton pregnancies. Obstet Gynecol Aug
2019;134:276–8. doi:10.1097/AOG.0000000000003360
Presentations:
Khadraoui H, Thappa S, Smith M, Davidov A, Castellanos M. Age Associated Trends of Vulvar
Cancer in the U.S. Video Summary. Menopause. 2020 Oct 26. http://links.lww.com/MENO/A678
Khadraoui H, Yim G, Dorittie M, Sahni S. “The Touro Harlem Health Clinic: Challenges Facing A
Perfect Marriage.” Society for Student-Run Free Clinics Annual Conference 2019, Kansas City,
KS, March 2019.
Simhon M, Naert M, Aboubakr A, Khadraoui H, Bahethi R, Barazani S, Fregosi L, Maniar Y,
Thomas D, Leader A, Thomas D, Meah Y. “Keeping the Shop Open: Strategic Fundraising for
Free Clinics.” Society for Student-Run Free Clinics Annual Conference 2019, Kansas City, KS,
March 2019.
Diaz D, Li S, Khadraoui H, Sahni S, Ditre C. “The Impact of Socioeconomic Status in Atopic
Dermatitis & How The Internet Can Act as a Public Health Intervention.” 2019 American
Academy of Dermatology (AAD) Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, March 2019.
Nicole Martin, MD
Hometown: Central Point, OR
Undergraduate: Yale University
Medical School: Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
What do you like doing on your days off?
Baking pies, perusing estate sales, playing soccer, and tending to my houseplants.
Interests within obstetrics and gynecology?
MFM, urogyn, and LGBTQ+ health.
Why did you choose University of Cincinnati?
I really appreciated the program's focus on training strong generalists while also providing
residents with plenty of subspecialty exposure. The MFM department is especially strong and
full of enthusiastic mentors. Being at a Ryan Residency Training Program was also a non-
negotiable for me.
Recent Publications:
• Peer Reviewed Articles:
o Sheyn D, Martin NM, Walden L, Roberts KM, El-Nashar S, Hijaz AK, Prescott JW. Baseline
Brain Segmental Volumes in Responders and Nonresponders to Anticholinergic Therapy
for Overactive Bladder Syndrome. Female Pelvic Med Reconstr Surg. 2020;10.1097.
• Oral Presentations:
o Sheyn D, Martin NM, Walden L, Roberts KM, El-Nashar S, Hijaz AK, Prescott JW.
Volumetric Differences in Cortical & Sub-Cortical Structures in Anti-Cholinergic
Responders & Non-Responders. AUGS Pelvic Floor Disorders Week 2020.
Parmida Novin, MD
Hometown: Overland Park, KS
Undergraduate: University of Kansas
Medical School: University of Kansas School of Medicine
What do you like doing on your days off?
Happy hours and trying new restaurants, traveling, baking, playing basketball or tennis.
Interests within obstetrics and gynecology?
Advocacy, medical education, health disparities, pediatric adolescent gynecology, and
transgender healthcare with an overall goal of providing quality healthcare for my patients and
contributing positively to the field.
Why did you choose University of Cincinnati?
Ample research and fellowship opportunities as well as strong generalist training that would
allow me to a well-rounded ob/gyn with opportunities to pursue any path within the field. Diverse
patient population and cases seen.
Recent Publications:
• Publications:
o Shahiri, P., Dillon, A., Valeria, F.,. Ectopic Breast Tissue of the Vulva Presenting as a
Mass Case Report. Kansas Journal of Medicine.
2020, Sep. DOI: https://doi.org/10.17161/kjm.vol13.14549
o Petersen, S., Shahiri, P., Jewell, A., Spoozak, L., Chapman, J., Fitzgerald-Wolff, S.,
Min Lai, S., Khabele, D.. Geographic Distance
from the only NCI-designated Cancer Center in Kansas and Ovarian Cancer
Survival. American Journal of Surgery. 2020, Aug.
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.amjsurg.2020.12.009
o van den Muijsenbergh METC, LeMaster JW, Shahiri P, et al.. Participatory
implementation research in the field of migrant health:
Sustainable changes and ripple effects over time.. Health Expect. 2020, Feb; 23(2):
1-12. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1111/hex.13034
• Presentations:
o Trends Associated with the Use of Urine Drug Screening in the Laboring Population.
(January 2021). Poster presented at: SMFM's 41st Annual Pregnancy Virtual
Meeting.
o Kowalski-Reynolds, M., Micklesen, R., Shahiri, P., Marsh, C.. (October 2020).
Endometrial cyst effect on implantation following
embryo transfer Oral Presentation presented at: The Annual Gilbert S. Greenwald
Symposium on Reproduction; Kansas City, KS, USA.
o Shahiri, P., Marsh, C.. (October 2020). Geriatric Transgender Health Oral
Presentation presented at: The Annual Gilbert S. Greenwald
Symposium on Reproduction; Kansas City, KS, USA.
o Hartmann, Abigail, Micklesen, R. Shahiri, P. Campton, A., Amaya, S., DiTeresi, R..
(October 2020). Clinical anatomy mentorship program influence on OB/GYN
anatomy knowledge: a pilot study Poster presented at: Faculty Research Day;
Kansas City, KS, USA.
o Participatory implementation research in the field of
migrant health: Sustainable changes and ripple effects over time. (November 2018).
Poster presented at: North American Primary Care Research Group
Conference; Kansas City, KS, USA.
Sarah Ottum, MD
Hometown: Ann Arbor, MI
Undergraduate: University of Michigan
Medical School: Wayne State University School of Medicine
What do you like doing on your days off?
I love playing tennis, playing board games, and baking delicious treats.
Interests within obstetrics and gynecology?
Gynecologic Oncology, Robotics, and Women's Reproductive Rights.
Why did you choose University of Cincinnati?
The University of Cincinnati had everything I was looking for, a strong academic program with a
diverse patient population and great people to work hard but also have fun with at the hospital.
Recent Publications/Research Interest:
I recently published a manuscript about LARC usage in an inner-city clinic. I also have 3
manuscripts in the publication process, one on repeat myomectomies, and two about predicting
obgyn resident success based on application and residency data. Lastly, I have just started
research on abnormal pap smears with LARC usage to see if there is any increased risk of HPV
with LARC usage.
