Gynecologic Oncology

Gynecologic oncologists are highly specialized physicians dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of cancer in the female reproductive organs. With their expertise, they provide an integrated approach to managing women's cancers and complex benign gynecologic diseases. As the leaders of a woman's gynecologic cancer care team, gynecologic oncologists play a crucial role in guiding patients through their cancer journey. General Responsibilities: 1. Perform thorough physical evaluations and gather comprehensive medical histories to assess patients' conditions. 2. Educate patients and their families about different types of cancer, potential progression, and available treatment options. 3. Develop personalized treatment plans and therapies tailored to each patient's specific needs, aiming to minimize side effects and address concerns related to fertility or sexual function. 4. Determine the specific type of reproductive cancer through the interpretation of laboratory, imaging, genetic, and surgical tests. 5. Order and analyze various diagnostic tests to confirm the presence of cancer and evaluate its characteristics. 6. Provide prompt and accurate responses to patients' inquiries and concerns, ensuring effective communication throughout the treatment process.