Washington University endocrine surgeons take a focused approach to your care. This means ensuring you understand your diagnosis, see all the necessary specialists and get the care you need in a timely manner.
Thorough Evaluation
We spend time with you to understand your medical history and get any tests you might need. Making the correct diagnosis is an essential first step to delivering the very best surgical care.
Multidisciplinary Care
We work with a team of providers from multiple specialties to address your individual needs. This means you have access to high quality care from a multidisciplinary team, no matter your situation.
Together, our team of multidisciplinary Washington University Physicians work as partners in caring for each person. We also work closely with your referring physician and other healthcare providers to deliver patient-centered treatment. Our team includes:
- Endocrine surgery
- Endocrinology and bone health
- Genetic counselors and physicians
- Nuclear medicine
- Pathology
- Radiation oncology
- Radiology
Advanced Techniques
Our surgeons are leading specialists in the most cutting-edge surgical approaches. Our expertise in minimally invasive surgery means many procedures can be performed using smaller incisions, which can result in shorter hospital stays, less pain and faster recovery times. We have the knowledge and experience to tailor care to each individual patient.
Compassion and Communication
We understand that medical issues are challenging and sometimes even frightening. Our team is committed to providing the best care in a compassionate setting. We are here to listen, answer questions and explain your diagnosis in terms you understand. Clear communication is essential. That’s why we make sure your family, primary care physician and any other providers are kept up to date.
Innovation and Discovery
Our surgeon-scientists are conducting research to advance our understanding of the endocrine system. This means we are discovering new knowledge to improve the care of patients with endocrine conditions today and into the future.