- 100 Faculty
- 13 Consulting and adjunct faculty
- 73 Ob/Gyn staff directly employed
- 500+ Staff (RN, MA, etc.)
- 36 Residents
- 19 Fellows
- 60+ PA/NP/CNM
- 200+ Students per year (MD, PA, NP)
- 40 General Ob/Gyn and Community Practices
- 15 Maternal-Fetal Medicine
- 13 Women’s Community and Population Health
- 8 Gynecologic Oncology
- 8 Urogynecology
- 8 Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility
- 5 Reproductive Sciences
- 3 Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery
- 2 Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology (included in categories above)
46% increase in visits across various divisions from 148,709 in FY18 to 217,661 in FY24
101,499 patients seen by a Duke Ob/Gyn provider in the Duke University Health System
- 6,825 Annual discharges
- 7,748 Annual deliveries (includes WakeMed Hospitals)
34% total growth FY18-FY24 - 217,241 Annual clinic visits
- 5,943 Annual surgeries
- 69% low-risk pregnancies
- 31% high-risk pregnancies
36% increase in lives touched
The department has expanded its clinical services to 21 clinics and 5 hospitals, with “lives touched” increasing from 74,810 in FY18 to 101,499 in FY24.
217,241 total arrived visits
- 10,585 Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery
- 12,237 Gynecologic Oncology
- 15,944 Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility
- 19,716 Urogynecology
- 27,235 Maternal-Fetal Medicine
- 131,524 General Ob/Gyn Community Practices
- 32 New grants and awards
- 2 Competing renewals
- 66 Total funded research projects (new and continuing)
- 33 Available clinical trials
- 310 Peer-reviewed publications
- 96 Active protocols
81% Total federal NIH funding
- $11,001,336
- Direct $8,501,028
- Indirect $2,500,308
4% Total federal non-NIH funding
- $569,580
- Direct $353,776
- Indirect $215,804
15% Total non-federal funding
- $2,086,729
- Direct $1,769,960
- Indirect $316,769
Blue Ridge Institute Ranking
Duke Ob/Gyn was ranked No. 11 in the nation for National Institutes of Health funding by the Blue Ridge Institute for Medical Research (Clinical Science Department rankings, 2024).