Gynecologic Oncology Team

At the Jordan Center for Gynecologic Cancer, our oncologists, surgeons and other providers have dedicated their careers to women’s cancers. We provide comprehensive care with a compassionate touch to support your health and well-being after a cancer diagnosis.

What Kinds of Doctors Treat Gynecologic Cancer?

Our team members have board certifications and fellowship (advanced) training in obstetrics and gynecology, gynecologic oncology and other cancer specialties. Our specialists are also researchers devoted to finding new ways to prevent, diagnose and treat gynecologic cancers. Learn more about our research at the Ovarian Cancer Translational Center for Excellence.

Our specialists take a team approach to your care, bringing together experts from many specialties. We meet regularly to recommend options for your care, including diagnosis, staging and treatment.

Your care team for gynecologic cancer care may include:

Gynecologic Cancer Doctors

Gynecologic oncologists: These surgeons train first as OB-GYNs and then receive three to four more years of training in women’s cancers. They perform complex open and minimally invasive procedures using fertility-sparing techniques to successfully remove tumors.
Gynecologic pathologists: Pathologists have special training in reviewing biopsies and other test results to diagnose gynecologic cancers.
Medical oncologists: These specialists treat gynecologic cancers using medications including chemotherapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapy and hormone therapy. You may need more than one medical therapy depending on the type of cancer.
Radiation oncologists: These cancer specialists use various types of radiation therapy to treat gynecologic cancers while preserving healthy tissue.
Radiologists: Imaging specialists have expertise in reading and interpreting a variety of medical images to diagnose gynecologic cancers.

Cancer Support Professionals

Learn more about the patient and family support services provided by:

Genetic counselors: Our licensed, certified genetic counselors help you and your family understand cancer risk. We guide you through informed decisions about treatment and testing for other family members.
Integrative medicine specialists: Our complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) offerings include acupuncture, yoga, meditation and pet therapy to promote healing and recovery.
Nurse practitioners: These nurses have specialized oncology training to help manage side effects of cancer or its treatment.
Oncology-certified nurse navigators: Oncology nurse navigators work closely with you to understand your needs and help coordinate each step of your care. Meet our navigators.
Oncology social workers: Our social workers provide comprehensive support to help you get the care you need.
Patient and family counselors: Our psychiatrists, psychologists and social workers provide you and your family with support through individual and family counseling.
Registered dietitians: Our nutrition specialists work closely with you to design a healthy eating plan with foods that support your health and meet your preferences.