OB/GYN
Miller, Rhonda S., M.D.
| Medical Specialty | OB/GYN |
| Certifications | American Board of Obstetrics & Gynecology |
| Medical School | Michigan State University College of Human Medicine |
| Residency/ Internships | Lansing OB/GYN Residency |
| Medical Interests | Menopausal medicine, pediatric and adolescent gynecology, infertility, laparoscopy, gynecological surgery, all aspects of obstetrics |
| Year Joined WMH Staff | 2001 |
| Web site URL (address) | www.WatertownMemorialHospital.com |
| Date of Birth | 7/30/1955 |
| Place of Birth | Michigan |
| Family status | Married |
| Hobbies/Interests | Music, scuba diving, family oriented activities, golf |
| Primary Office | Juneau Clinic |
| Address |
334 S Western Ave Juneau, WI 53039 |
| Phone |
(920) 386-0290 |
| Additional Office | OB/GYN Associates |
| Address |
Center for Womens Health, 128 Hospital Drive Watertown, WI 53098 |
| Phone |
(920) 262-4825 |
| Doctor's Statement | Practicing obstetrics and gynecology as an independent practitioner means that I am able to practice medicine as I was trained - devoting time to listen to each woman who comes to the office seeking to improve or maintain her health. There are no quotas requiring that I see more and more patients in a given time period. I recently read a criticism of physicians who have been practicing a few years. The more recently trained physicians were better able to keep up with the time constraints of managed care. They didnt spend time listening to their patients. Wow! I never though listening to my patients was a bad thing. Often, I find that spending a little time listening helps me to better understand a persons situation, so that I may more accurately assess the problem, understand her situation and advise her in steps she may take in finding a solution. Further, my approach is one of guidance. Each person must make choices that will affect her health and sense of well-being. I offer advice and information about what some of her choices might be so that whe may make informed decisions about her health care options. I then provide whatever services I am able to help her acheive her goals, either through direct care or through connecting to other services in or through the Watertown community. |