Allergy 

The diagnosis and treatment of allergies.

Anesthesiology 

The technique of inducing unconsciousness or insensitivity to pain during an operation or procedure.

Behavioral Health 

The diagnosis and treatment of chemical dependency and eating disorders.

Cardiology 

The diagnosis and treatment of heart disease.

Dermatology 

The diagnosis and treatment of skin conditions.

Emergency Medicine 

Acute episodic medical care.

Endocrinology 

The diagnosis and treatment of diseases involving hormone-secreting glands such as the pancreas, ovaries, thyroid and testes.

Family Practice 

The diagnosis and treatment of any ailment that does not require surgery in adults/or children.

Gastroenterology 

The treatment of stomach and intestinal problems.

Geriatrics 

The treatment of the aged.

Gynecology 

The diagnosis and treatment of diseases involving the female reproductive system.

Gynecology/Oncology 

Treatment of cancerous disorders of the female genital tract.

Infectious Disease 

The treatment of disease that tends to spread or infect others.

Internal Medicine 

The diagnosis and treatment of any ailment in adults that does not require surgery.

Maternal/Fetal Medicine 

The treatment of both mother and fetus during high-risk pregnancy.

Neonatology 

The advanced care of newborns.

Nephrology 

The study and treatment of the kidney and its diseases.

Neurology 

The diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the nervous system.

Neurosurgery 

Surgery to correct disorders of the nervous system.

Nuclear Medicine 

The science of injecting radioactive chemicals into the body's organs and tissues to aid in diagnosis and therapy.

Obstetrics 

The management of pregnancy, labor and care of the new mother.

Occupational Health 

The diagnosis and treatment of work-related injuries.

Oncology/Hematology 

The diagnosis and treatment of diseases involving the blood and blood-forming tissue, especially cancer and its related complications.

Ophthalmology 

Diagnosis and treatment, including surgery, for disorders of the eye.

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery 

Surgery to correct disorders of the mouth, teeth, gums and jaw.

Orthodontics 

The diagnosis and treatment of irregularities of the teeth.

Otolaryngology 

Treatment of disorders of the ear, nose and throat.

Pathology 

The study of structural and functional changes in tissues and organs to determine the presence and nature of disease.

Pediatrics 

The care of children, including the diagnosis and treatment of childhood disorders.

Pediatric Cardiology 

The treatment of heart disease in children.

Pediatric Dentistry 

The diagnosis and treatment of children's mouth and teeth disorders.

Pediatric Endocrinology 

The diagnosis and treatment of endocrine disorders in children.

Pediatric Nephrology 

The treatment of kidney disease in children.

Pediatric Neurology 

The treatment of children's nervous disorders.

Pediatric Opthalmology 

Diagnosis and treatment-including surgery-for children's disorders of the eye.

Pediatric Surgery 

Treatment of children's disease, injury or deformity by an operation.

Pediatric Urology 

The treatment of disorders of the urinary and genital organs in children.

Periodontics 

The diagnosis and treatment of gum diseases.

Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation 

The medical diagnosis and treatment of conditions that affect movement or cause chronic pain such as stroke, arthritis, defects in the extremities and back/neck pain.

Podiatry 

Diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the foot and ankle.

Psychiatry 

The study, treatment and prevention of mental disorders, including the prescription of drugs, by a medical doctor who specializes in human behavior.

Psychology - Medical Associates 

The care of behavioral and emotional problems by a professional other than a medical doctor through psychotherapy, counseling and psychoanalysis.

Pulmonary Medicine 

The diagnosis and treatment of lung conditions, including bronchitis, emphysema and cancer.

Radiation Therapy 

The use of radiation to treat cancer.

Radiology 

Use of X-rays to diagnose and treat disease.

Reproductive Endocrinology 

The treatment of infertility.

Reproductive Immunology 

The practice of treating couples with histories of recurrent pregnancy losses.

Rheumatology 

The diagnosis and treatment of diseases characterized by inflammation of the body's connective tissue, including arthritis.

Surgery, Colorectal 

The treatment of the colon and rectum through surgery.

Surgery, General 

Treatment of disease, injury or deformity by an operation.

Surgery, Neurosurgery 

Surgery to correct disorders of the nervous system.

Surgery, Oral 

Use of surgery to treat disorders of the mouth.

Surgery, Orthopedic 

Use of surgery to preserve and restore the function of the skeletal system.

Surgery, Plastic/Reconstructive 

The surgical reconstruction of a part of the body for aesthetic reasons or to correct damage caused by congenital defects, injuries and other traumas, or removal of cancerous growths.

Surgery, Retinal 

Surgery performed on the inside of the eye to treat disease, defects, deformities or injuries.

Surgery, Thoracic & Cardiovascular 

Surgery performed on the chest, including the blood vessels.

Surgery, Vascular 

Use of surgery to treat artery and vein disorders.

Urology 

Treatment of disorders of the urinary and genital organs