Susan Pinsky
MD, MPH, FAAFP, MSCP
Menopause Society Certified PractitionerNPI-verifiedTelehealth availablePhysicianShe/Her
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What these credentials mean
- MSCP
- Menopause Society Certified Practitioner(Menopause credential)
- MD
- Doctor of Medicine(Qualification to practise)
- FAAFP
- Fellow, American Academy of Family Physicians(Specialty certification)
- MPH
- Master of Public Health(Academic degree)
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Areas of expertise
Board specialty
- Family Medicine
Clinical certifications
- graduate fellowship Integrativie Medicine UNiversity of Arizona 2018 Masters of Public Health UCLA Womens Health Fellowship UCLA
Additional professional information
chapter in ContraceptiveTechnology
Payment accepted
- Fee for Service/Cash-Based
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Practice details
- Profession
- Physician
- Registered specialty (NPI registry)
- Family Medicine
- Years in clinical practice
- Over 15 Years
- Primary employer
- Self-Employed
- Primarily involved in
- Clinical Practice (in person)
- Preferred pronouns
- She/Her
- Society member since
- 9/13/2021
Telehealth
Sees patients by video appointment. Licensed to provide telehealth in:
- Florida
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