Meredith Crisp Duffy, MD, FACOG

I have been surrounded by friends and family with cancer since I was young. I would go to appointments with a friend in elementary school who was receiving chemotherapy. Two of my grandparents had leukemia. I was a candy striper on the oncology floor when I was in middle school. When I started my Ob/Gyn residency, I was drawn to the amazing women on the gynecologic oncology service.  I was not only interested in oncology, but also in making a positive impact in the lives of patients and their families.

I treat every woman as I want my family members to be treated.  Each woman is a unique individual, a mother, sister, daughter or friend to so many. I am always honored to be entrusted with the care of each woman; every patient is important to me.

I hope my patients say that I always have their best interest at heart, that I listen carefully to them, understand and respect their desires, and provide them with excellent care.

Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with friends and family. My husband and I love to be outdoors. We enjoy gardening, riding our bicycles, and taking walks through nature.