Performing annual and regular examinations on patients to diagnose various gynecological conditions.
Recording and updating patients’ medical histories.
Advising patients on suitable birth control options.
Performing various diagnostic tests on patients, which include Pap smears, STD tests, ultrasounds, hormone profile blood tests, colposcopies, and endometrial biopsies.
Explaining test results, diagnoses, and treatment options to patients.
Performing surgeries and gynecological procedures on patients, such as cervical cryosurgeries, dilation and curettages, pelvic laparoscopies, and sterilizations.
Referring patients to other healthcare specialists as needed.
Educating patients on reproductive health issues and disease prevention.
Gynecologist Requirements:
Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) degree.<...