Anika Gannon, ARNP, DNP

I want my patients to describe me as calm, compassionate and reassuring.

I completed my undergraduate degree at Duke University in Electrical Engineering, and then received a Masters of Engineering at the University of Utah in Biomedical Engineering. I did research and development in engineering for 10 years before going to medical school. I am a third generation OB/GYN provider; my father and grandfather were OB/GYN's, and my grandmother was a nurse midwife. The OB/GYN rotation in medical school solidified my genetic predisposition to the specialty.

I treat a broad range of women's health issues, but also enjoy seeing healthy women and optimizing their ongoing health through preventive practice. Caring for pregnant women is also of special interest to me. I enjoy working with women through their many exciting and c I strive to listen carefully, provide information and advice, and to engage each woman in her own health and outcomes. Shared decision making is critical. It's a privilege to be involved in my patient's lives throughout life.