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Top Docs ’11: Gynecologic Oncology
By Seattle Mag December 31, 1969
Gynecologic Oncology
Charles W. Drescher, M.D., Pacific Gynecology Specialists, 1101 Madison St., Suite 1500, 206.965.1700, Swedish Medical Center, Northwest Hospital and Medical Center; University of Michigan Medical School, 1984; Pap smear abnormalities, gynecologic cancer, gynecologic surgery. See profile on page 84.
Barbara A. Goff, M.D., Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, 825 Eastlake Ave. E, 206.288.7222, University of Washington Medical Center; University of Pennsylvania, 1986; ovarian cancer, uterine cancer, cervical cancer, complex gynecologic surgery. See profile on page 95.
Benjamin E. Greer, M.D., Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, 825 Eastlake Ave. E, 206.288.7222, University of Washington Medical Center; University of Pennsylvania, 1966; gynecologic cancer
Kathryn F. McGonigle, M.D., Women’s Cancer Care of Seattle, 1560 N 115 St., Suite 101, 206.368.6806, Northwest Hospital and Medical Center; Saint Louis University, 1984; gynecologic cancer, gynecologic surgery
Howard G. Muntz, M.D., Women’s Cancer Care of Seattle, 1560 N 115th St., Suite 101, 206.368.6806, Northwest Hospital and Medical Center; Harvard Medical School, 1984; robotic surgery, ovarian cancer, complex gynecologic surgery, gestational trophoblastic disease
William A. Peters III, M.D., Pacific Gynecology Specialists, 1101 Madison St., Suite 1500, 206.965.1700, Swedish Medical Center, Providence Everett Medical Center, Overlake Hospital & Medical Center; University of Virginia School of Medicine, 1974; gynecologic cancer, gynecologic reconstructive surgery, urogynecology, pelvic organ prolapse repair
Elizabeth Swisher, M.D., Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, 825 Eastlake Ave. E, 206.288.7222, University of Washington Medical Center; University of California, San Diego, 1992; ovarian cancer, ovarian cancer–early detection, breast cancer, cervical cancer
Originally published in July 2011
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