About Arthur R Vendola MD

Our Promise to You

With over 26 years of dedication and service, we offer private, comfortable women's care that exceeds your expectations. When you visit our office, you get a chance to interact with one of the best, most highly trained staff available in the field of obstetrics and gynecology.

Our team of friendly, informative individuals will take the time to care and listen, which is why our patients keep coming back year after year.

• Education
• Residency
• Georgetown University Hospital, Washington, D.C. -  Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology, July 1995 to present
• Medical School 
• Georgetown University School of Medicine - Washington, D.C. Doctor of Medicine, May 1995
• Undergraduate Studies
• College of the Holy Cross, Worcester
• MA - Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, May 1990
• Research Experience and Publications
• Georgetown University Hospital - 1997 to 1998
• Ongoing research project with Dr. Kerry Lewis, Department of Maternal-Fetal Medicine. “The Correlation of Doppler Ultrasound and Ante Natal Surveillance”.
• Georgetown University Hospital - 1994
• First author with Dr. James Simon, Division Chief Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility. "Nonlipid Effects of Estrogen Replacement on the Cardiovascular System”. Infertility and Reproductive Medicine Clinics of North America 1995.
• NIH Research Fellow - 1992 to 1993 
• Worked with Dr. Gerald Stoner, Lab Chief of Experimental / Neurotoxicology / Neuropathology at the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. Determined the prevalence of JC virus in 35 Multiple sclerosis patients. Techniques include tissue preparation, PCR, Southern Blotting, DNS hybridization, DNA sequencing, and Direct sequencing.
• University of Massachusetts Medical Center - 1989 to 1890
• Research Assistant for Dr. Salley Tarbell, Ph.D., Department of Surgery Pediatric Pain Study. Correlated postoperative perception of pain to the type of anesthesia employed.
• Independent Research Project - 1988 to 1890
• An investigation of mechanical and biological motion. The study explored the cognitive mechanisms in the perception of motion.

• Honors
• Raymond T. Holden Award for excellence in Obstetrics and Gynecology (Georgetown University) - 1995
• NIH Research Fellow Award - 1992 to 1994
• Psychology Department's Nominee for Fenwick Scholar Research Program (Highest academic / research honor Holy Cross bestows) - 1990
• TAP Surgical Excellence Award
• Recipient of the Jackson County Health Care Angels award