- 105 Faculty
- 13 Consulting and adjunct faculty
- 388 Ob/Gyn staff directly employed by the Duke School of Medicine and the Duke Health Integrated Practice
- 36 Residents
- 19 Fellows
- 72 PA/NP/CNM
- 200+ Students per year (MD, PA, NP)
- 45 General Ob/Gyn and Community Practices
- 17 Maternal-Fetal Medicine
- 12 Women’s Community and Population Health
- 8 Gynecologic Oncology
- 8 Urogynecology
- 7 Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility
- 5 Reproductive Sciences
- 3 Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery
- 2 Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology (included in categories above)
10 Endowed Professorships
W. Allen Addison, MD, Distinguished Professor: Matthew D. Barber, MD, MHS
Edwin Crowell Hamblen Distinguished Professors of Reproductive Biology and Family Planning: Brenna L. Hughes, MD, MSc, and Danny Schust, MD
F. Bayard Carter Distinguished Professors: Eric Jelovsek, MD, MMEd, MSDS, and Steven Young, MD, PhD
Haywood Brown, MD, Distinguished Professor of Women’s Health: Geeta Swamy, MD
Walter L. Thomas Distinguished Professor: Evan Myers, MD, MPH
Roy T. Parker, MD, Distinguished Professor: Cindy Amundsen, MD
James M. Ingram Distinguished Professor of Gynecologic Oncology: Andrew Berchuck, MD
Hollier Family Associate Professor of Global Health: Megan Huchko, MD, MPH
43% increase in visits across various divisions from FY20 to FY25
90,874 patients seen by a Duke Ob/Gyn provider in the Duke University Health System
- 7,847 Annual discharges
- 8,106 Annual deliveries (includes WakeMed Hospitals)
41% total growth from FY18 to FY25 - 233,000 Annual clinic visits
- 6,499 Annual surgeries
- 73% low-risk pregnancies
- 27% high-risk pregnancies
33% increase in lives touched
The department has expanded its clinical services to 21 clinics and 9 hospitals, with “lives touched” increasing from 64,799 in FY20 to 86,346 in FY25.
233,763 total arrived visits
- 10,042 Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery
- 15,383 Gynecologic Oncology
- 18,223 Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility
- 20,058 Urogynecology
- 29,382 Maternal-Fetal Medicine
- 140,675 General Ob/Gyn Community Practices
- 35 New grants and awards
- 1 Competing renewal
- 75 Total funded research projects (new and continuing)
- 38 Available clinical trials
- 292 Peer-reviewed publications
- 100 Active protocols
73% Total federal NIH funding
- $13,142,274
- Direct $9,776,410
- Indirect $3,365,864
2% Total federal non-NIH funding
- $287,351
- Direct $177,926
- Indirect $109,425
24% Total non-federal funding
- $4,433,830
- Direct $3,562,033
- Indirect $871,797
Blue Ridge Institute Ranking
Duke Ob/Gyn was ranked No. 5 in the nation for National Institutes of Health funding by the Blue Ridge Institute for Medical Research (Clinical Science Department rankings, 2025). Read more at duke.is/BRIMR.