Gynecologic oncologists are gynecologists with advanced training in the treatment of women with cancer of the reproductive organs. They will be the first doctor you see, and they will oversee all aspects of your care, from diagnosis to treatment to follow-up care. They provide medical and surgical treatments, and they administer chemotherapy.

These cancer doctors have specialized training in using high-energy radiation to destroy cancer or prevent its spread while protecting healthy tissue. Radiation oncologists will help you decide on the treatment options that are right for you. 

These cancer specialists are nurse practitioners and physician assistants who work closely with your oncologist to provide support and help with diagnosis and treatment. They may also recommend medications and lifestyle changes.

Nurses, new patient coordinators, patient access representatives, and medical assistants coordinate your care with your ovarian cancer team. They guide you from your first contact through follow-up care and help you find counseling, financial, and other support services.

If you qualify for a clinical trial for ovarian cancer care, our research coordinators guide you through the process. They educate you about what to expect during the study, answer your questions, and schedule your appointments.