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Washington C. Hill, MD

Maternal-Fetal Medicine
CenterPlace Health Federally Qualified Health Center
Sarasota, Florida, United States

Dr. Washington Clark Hill received his M.D. from Temple University School of Medicine and completed residency at William Beaumont Army General Hospital in El Paso, Texas. After 12 years in private practice in the Bay Area, he completed a Fellowship at UCSF in Maternal-Fetal Medicine or high-risk pregnancy. He holds, academic appointments at a number of prestigious schools of medicine. Dr. Hill is the founding Director of the Maternal-Fetal Medicine program at Sarasota Memorial Hospital (SMH). He has a strong interest in education, patient care, and best practices in clinical practice, and is a regular participant at conferences throughout the country. Over the years, he has completed numerous OB missions in Africa. Recently, he completed two years in Rwanda, Africa teaching African medical students, residents, faculty and staff "Safe Motherhood". Dr. Hill is a senior physician in Women's Health at CenterPlace Health and has practiced at SMH over 30+ years and delivered babies a total of 55+ years. Today, as a senior member of SMFM, he is involved in the care of high-risk obstetrical patients including those with substance use disorders, promoting Safe Motherhood, making all but especially the Black birthing experience safer, diversity, equity and inclusion, reducing perinatal health disparities, perinatal/community education, and reviewing obstetrical medical-legal cases. "Time to improve maternal and health outcomes and prepare the next generation of OB clinicians to do their very best assisting all birthing people."

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