‘It isn’t sustainable.’ Casper OB-GYN weathers maternity care shortage
Longtime obstetrician Susan Sheridan understands well that on-call coverage is part of her vocation. But with the number of OB-GYNs who serve Wyoming’s second-largest city plunging from an average of six to just two, the schedule has become overwhelming.
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