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512-425-3825
located near Mopac & Parmer
gynecologic consultant to the
UT Women’s Athletic Program
Individualized care at
every stage & every age
Natural Beginning Birth Center
Individualized care at
every stage & every age
New Patients Welcome!
512-425-3825
located near Mopac & Parmer
gynecologic consultant to the
UT Women’s Athletic Program
Natural Beginning Birth Center
OGN in the News
Best Austin Doctors 2017
Dr. Sebestyen makes the list again of Best Austin Doctors 2017 in AustinMonthly Magazine
Thursday, May 18th 2017 — MORE
2018 Austin Monthly Top Doctor
2018 Austin Monthly Top Doctor
Austin Birth Awards 2017
ObGynNorth wins best Ob Practice at Austin Birth Awards 2017
Austin Birth Awards 2016
ObGynNorth wins best Ob Practice at Austin Birth Awards 2016
Friday, September 30th 2016 — MORE
2015 Austin Monthly Top Doctor
2015 Austin Monthly Top Doctor
Austin Birth Awards 2015
Dr. Sebestyen Wins Best Obstetrician at Austin Birth Awards 2015
Wednesday, September 30th 2015 — MORE
OGN opens natural birth center
Natural Beginning, a natural birth center that operates in conjunction with medical practice OBGYN North, opened Sept. 2 adjacent to St. David’s North Austin Medical Center, offering patients options for non-induced labor and drug-free birth.
Thursday, September 26th 2013 — MORE
Women & Depression
Dr. Christina Sebestyen, from St. David’s Women’s Center of Texas, stopped by Good Day to talk about the symptoms of post-partum depression, how to deal with it and why it’s important to diagnosis it and ways to treat it.
Friday, October 29th 2010 — MORE
Midwife joins multidisciplinary effort in Haiti
Friday, August 13th 2010 — MORE
Midwives are in the house!
Austin Woman Magazine
Saturday, August 1st 2009 — The Obstetrical team at OBGYN North has brought collaborative obstetrical care to Austin women. Midwives are in the house! For the first time since 2002, when midwives were banned from assisting at births in Austin area hospitals, Certified Nurse Midwives (CNM’s) are delivering babies at St… MORE
Healthy pregnancy during hot summer
Triple digits temperatures can be dangerous and for women who are pregnant it poses an even greater risk. Dr. Christina Sebestyen explains the risk factors associated with heat and pregnancy.
Tuesday, July 21st 2009 — MORE
Healthy pregnancy during hot summer
Good Day Austin on Fox News
Tuesday, July 21st 2009 — MORE
Medicine by other means
Austin Business Journal
Friday, May 1st 2009 — MORE
Joys of a Midwife: Nurse’s calm demeanor in the delivery room
Austin American Statesman
Monday, December 1st 2008 — Midwife Lisa Carlile’s 24-hour shift that starts at 7 a.m. Thursdays at St. David’s Women’s Center of Texas has been uneventful lately. “I’ve been baby-repellent,” she says, making a face, about a recent streak of not delivering babies. That wasn’t the case a couple of weeks ago… MORE
Labor of Love: Central Texas birthing options
Community Impact Newsletter
Friday, November 7th 2008 — When Dr. Christina Sebestyen moved to Central Texas two years ago, she longed to open an obstetrics practice combining the nurturing attributes of midwifery with the urgent-care benefits of traditional OB hospital care. Sebestyen, who considers herself a “midwife in doctor’s clothes,” eventually opened her own practice — OBGYN North — and in August, brought a midwife-credentialed program to St… MORE
Best midwives tale
Austin Chronicle
Friday, October 17th 2008 —St. David’s North Austin Medical Center. Nurse midwives and their advocates are thanking their lucky stars for Dr. Christina Sebestyen, an ob-gyn doc at St. David’s North Austin facility, who moved mountains to give midwives a very real presence at the medical center – now the only local hospital that employs the collaborative Midwives Model of Care…MORE
Naked City
Austin Chronicle
Friday, July 18th 2008 — A bundle of joy arrived this week with the announcement that St. David’s North Austin Medical Center will open its doors to nurse midwives, who six years ago were summarily booted out of Seton and the city-owned Brackenridge Hospital. Since then, midwives and their advocates have lobbied local hospitals to give midwives delivery privileges…MORE
Midwives to work at hospital
Austin American Statesman
Wednesday, July 16th 2008 — Six years after area programs halted, traditional practice will start at North Austin facility. After a six-year absence from Austin hospitals, a traditional midwife practice will begin next month at one local hospital. Starting Aug, 1, three nurse midwives will see patients and take turns delivering patients’ babies along with Dr… MORE
Austin hospital to allow midwives in delivery room
Evening News on KEYE
Tuesday, July 15th 2008 — Back in 2002, Brackenridge Hospital and Seton Medical Center cut their midwife services saying they were losing money. But starting Aug. 1, St. David’s North Austin Medical Center will welcome midwives. Christina Sustaeta gave birth to her fourth child, Cecilia, this month…MORE
OBGYN NORTH
is the practice of:
Christina Sebestyen
MD, FACOG
Maansi Piparia
MD, FACOG
Rebecca Teng
MD, FACOG
Allie Evans
MD
Jamie Boykin
CNM
Carrie Culbertson
APRN, FNP-C, CNM
Emily Darnall
CNM
Samantha Eubanks
CNM
Caitlin Godwin
CNM
Erin Miksic
CNM