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Dr Simon Scheck

020 471 5646 Wellington Region
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Southern Cross Health Insurance Affiliated Provider for Consultations

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about Dr Simon Scheck

We provide inclusive, holistic care for gynaecological issues at all stages of the life cycle. We believe that all patients should be in control of their treatment.

Simon is a specialist gynaecologist (and obstetrician) trained in Wellington. In addition to Cycles Gynaecology, Simon works as an obstetrician and gynaecologist at Hutt and Wellington Hospitals, as a proceduralist at Fertility Associates, and as a Senior Lecturer at the University of Otago. He has a special interest in minimally invasive gynaecology surgery (currently undergoing the AGES accredited training program in advanced minimally invasive surgery) as well as endometriosis and persistent pelvic pain.

Hospitals Practicing At: Kapiti Day Hospital, Boulcott Hospital

services

Areas of Specialisation
Simon is a gynaecologist trained in Wellington with an interest in minimally invasive surgery, endometriosis & persistent pelvic pain. Simon is trained in advanced laparoscopic surgery (including hysterectomy, endometriosis surgery, fibroid surgery, ovarian cysts & others), colposcopy as well as all general gynaecology services. Simon also offers minor procedures including hysteroscopy, LLETZ & pelvic floor botox as outpatient procedures at Kāpiti Day Hospital. Simon believes in offering a holistic & comprehensive experience for patients

credentials

Qualifications/Memberships
MBBS, RANZCOG, FRANZCOG

contact Dr Simon Scheck

020 471 5646

45B Te Roto Dr, Paraparaumu

www.cycleshealth.co.nz

EDI: cyclesgn

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