Quick Facts
- ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS
- 43 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
- SPEAKS English
- University Of Minnesota Medical School
- 5 COMMENTS
- 4 AWARDS
- 2 SPECIALTIES
- 2 AREAS OF EXPERTISE
- 2 LOCATIONS
Patients’ Perspective
- On-time appointments
- Trusted diagnosis
- Good bedside manner
Locations
Dr. Pamela Anne Panum has 2 locations
ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS
Specialties
Dr. Pamela Anne Panum has the following 2 specialties
Specialty Expertise
Dr. Pamela Anne Panum has the following 2 areas of expertise
- Menopause
- Hot Flashes
Awards
4 Awards
Patients' Choice Award (2014, 2012, 2011, 2010)
Patients' Choice recognition reflects the difference a particular physician has made in the lives of his/her patients. The honor is bestowed to physicians who have received near perfect scores, as voted by patients.
Compassionate Doctor Recognition (2014, 2012, 2011, 2010)
Compassionate Doctor certification is granted to physicians who treat their patients with the utmost kindness. The honor is granted based on a physician's overall and bedside manner scores.
On-Time Doctor Award (2014)
Vitals On-Time + Promptness Award recognizes doctors with consistent high ratings for timeliness of appointments. The honor is granted based on a physician's overall and promptness scores.
Top 10 Doctor - City (2014)
Top 10 Doctors are chosen by the millions of patients who visit Vitals each year to find a new doctor and share their experiences by providing ratings and reviews. In order to differentiate highly-regarded doctors from the rest for patients in search of quality care, Vitals awards Top 10 Doctor honors to those physicians within a certain specialty and geographic area who are consistently given top ratings by their patients.
Education
43 Years Experience
Graduated in 1979
Dr. Pamela Anne Panum Accepts the Following Insurance
- 1200 HILYARD ST STE S-510 EUGENE , OR (458) 205-6074
- 1200 Hilyard St Ste 520A Eugene , OR 97401
More about Dr. Pamela Anne Panum
At home, Pam Panum is most at ease in the garden, where she nurtures living things through the natural processes of life. That same impulse, and a desire to do something meaningful, is what led her to medical school at the University of Minnesota and to using the tools of medicine—including counseling, teaching, and surgery—to help guide women through the many transitions of their lives. "I like working with women in their 40s and 50s. It’s a time when women find it very hard to take the time to take care of themselves," she says. "So I like to give a little nudge, to remind them that it’s OK. "And there is a lot of satisfaction in surgery, too: in doing something well, and also in supporting people through that experience." Patients say they appreciate by her serene, competent manner. "A lot of people think transitions such as menopause are out-of-control kinds of things, that their hormones are wacko," she says. "This is not really the case. I want people to be able to approach their life in a calm way, to see these transitions as normal, natural things."