text: The Obstetricians day varies depending on how many women are ready to deliver. The doctor does rounds in the morning/afternoon/whenever he/she has time, sees patients in the clinic setting, goes to Labor and Deliver to take care of the expectant mothers, maybe there's a scheduled C-section to perform, follows up on women who have already delivered etc. One note Obstetricians don't necessarily take care of high risk pregnancies, physicians who have done a fellowship in Maternal Fetal Medicine (MFM) usually care for the high risk women...although doctors trained in OB/Gyn aren't precluded from doing so. So the answer is, there is no real typical day. Babies tend to come when they want to..