Faculty in our Gynecologic Oncology Program have access to the umbrella of resources offered by the NCI-Designated UF Health Cancer Center.

At UF Health, our physicians treat patients with cancers of the uterus, cervix, vagina, ovary, fallopian tube and vulva using the latest diagnostic, treatment and surgical techniques.
UF Health is proud to offer nationally recognized, compassionate and personalized obstetrics and gynecology care for every phase of life, according to U.S. News & World Report rankings.
Our multidisciplinary treatment team includes physicians, nurses and staff who are experts in gynecologic cancer. The exchange of knowledge and opinions among team members means that patients benefit from the combined expertise of multiple cancer specialists from many disciplines who carefully review patient information and develop the best possible treatment plan for each individual.
With over 50,000 patient visits a year in our clinics and services across labor and delivery, gynecologic surgery, oncology and infertility, UF Health Obstetrics and Gynecology is a very busy and highly successful department. Even with such a busy clinical service, we have been able to maintain a highly personalized approach to each patient and were recently awarded a five-star award for patient satisfaction.
The Division of Gynecologic Oncology’s predominant area of research has been clinical with emphasis on the management of ovarian malignancies with radioactive phosphorus, also known as P-32, and various chemotherapeutic trials in ovarian and cervical cancer. This active research program puts us in a unique position to offer patients the latest innovative technology and state-of-the-art treatment options, including:
Since most gynecological cancers do not show symptoms until late in development, it is important for women to have annual examinations for early detection.
Early examination tests include:
Faculty in our Gynecologic Oncology Program have access to the umbrella of resources offered by the NCI-Designated UF Health Cancer Center.