Paige M. Anderson, MD

As a specialist in women's health, I enjoy taking care of women through all phases of life, from young adulthood through childbirth and beyond. I strive to provide sincere and compassionate care, working with my patients through both the joyous and difficult times and everything in between. I cherish the relationships I build with my patients as I partner with them to achieve their best health and outcomes. I love to work with patients from all walks of life and to learn a bit about each individual’s background and experiences. My clinical interests span the full spectrum of OBGYN, including routine and high-risk obstetrical care, non-surgical/conservative management of gynecologic problems, and when needed, performing robotic/minimally invasive surgery to treat conditions including pelvic pain/endometriosis, ovarian cysts, fibroids, and abnormal uterine bleeding.

A Louisville, Kentucky native, I have joined the UNC midwives after recently practicing as a midwife at a regional medical center in Alamance County. I began my nursing career as a registered nurse in critical-care settings for seven years and was introduced to midwifery practice at the delivery of my first child. Through this empowering experience I made the decision to transition to labor and delivery nursing where I practiced while completing my Masters of Nursing with a concentration in nurse-midwifery from East Carolina University. During my time at ECU I was selected as an APRN Rural Scholar, completing additional education and training focused on the delivery of care to rural and underserved communities. I seek to practice from a trauma-informed framework, acknowledging and respecting the complex backgrounds of all patients. When not working, I enjoy spending time with my family, running, reading and being outdoors.

I have always been interested in the sciences and thrive on being around people. It was a natural fit to become a physician. I also have a strong desire to help improve the general health of the people in my community. I believe prevention is key! Pursuing a balanced diet and doing regular exercise will keep you healthier than any medication that can be prescribed. My job is to try and get you off of medications, not put you on them! When I am not working, I enjoy spending time with my family, traveling, playing soccer and tending to my rose bushes.