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Beverly Joyce, MD

Gynecologist, Physician Coach, Avid Golfer

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Category(ies): Obstetrics/Gynecology | Physician

I am a board-certified OB-GYN, Menopause Society Certified Practitioner, and certified Physician Development Coach for midlife women physicians who want to reconnect with their values, their purpose, and find more joy and fulfillment in medicine and in life.

I have the clinical and personal expertise to advise and coach women physicians with midlife dissatisfaction and issues related to menopause. This includes desire for career pivot, relationship issues, empty nest, as well as issues particular to menopause- brain fog, weight gain, anxiety and depression.

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Coaching women physicians through midlife transitions in career and life.

Beverly Joyce, MD

Coaching women physicians through midlife transitions in career and life.

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Positive Review of Symptoms? Could It Be Perimenopause?

Beverly Joyce, MD, FACOG teaches what perimenopause is and when to consider referring out to a menopause specialist.

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