Dr. Justin Rasner is an obstetrician and gynecologist with special training in high risk pregnancy care, minimally invasive surgery, and infertility.
Education:
Residency - OBGYN
Administrative Chief Resident
Drexel University College of Medicine
Hahnemann Hospital - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Medical School
University of Kentucky—summa cum laude
Undergraduate School
University of Kentucky
"This was my first visit. So impressed with Dr. Rasner. Explained everything well, respectful, quick and even personally called me the following day with results of bloodwork. You just don't get that type of care anymore. I would definitely refer to him in the future."
~Dawn, Schneck OBGYN patient
Get to Know Dr. Justin Rasner
Dr. Justin Rasner has delivered over 1,000 babies in his career. Play the video to learn more about Dr. Rasner.
I grew up in a small town in the mountains of eastern Kentucky. In high school, I ran a small farm business and was Regional FFA President. During college, I was very involved in student government.
My wife Donata is a professional singer and travels often. Her work hours are often nights and weekends. She also teaches voice and piano lessons. We both have unusual schedules so she understands when I can’t come home or have to leave in the middle of the night, which is a big plus for me as an obstetrician.
I like to play golf, watch a lot of sports, and enjoy cooking from scratch.
My wife and I would love to visit Paris one day!
I decided to become a physician when I was 15, after the death of my Pappaw. I did not think I was going to become an OB/GYN when I started. But during medical school, the first time I saw a baby delivered, there was no turning back. It is still exciting every time!
The first time I stayed late to deliver a baby. It was one of my first and few 24-hour shifts in school and I had been with the same patient since she came in. In medical school, patients meet a lot of different doctors which can be frustrating. But she and I had spent the whole night together while she was in labor and I was not going to miss it! I was breaking the rules staying past 24 hours, but it was the first time I did a delivery myself and when she thanked me for staying, it made it all worthwhile.
Getting to know patients. It takes a real connection to give patients advice during pregnancy, about a surgery, or ways to protect their health. Spending time understanding people helps as much, if not more than, all the other things we study in medical school.
Schneck’s focus on patient satisfaction and education.
Related Conditions & Treatments
Schneck Medical Center offers specialty care through a number of physician practices in Jennings, Jackson, Scott and Washington counties in Southern Indiana. Our practices are focused on improving your health and offer the same expert, quality care for which Schneck is known.
