Dr. Neil Murdoch Campbell, DO

Dr. Campbell saw me at one of my appts during my pregnancy. He has a very poor bedside manner. He came in saw my belly button and said it looked like i had an umbilical hernia (nope just my belly button), said he was going to listen to the heart beat, told me it was fine and then walked out. He announced to the nurse on exiting only a few minutes after waking in, “that’s how it’s done, in and out”. How fortuitous! Of course of all the OBs at Virtua Phoenix OBGYN I ended up with this charming fellow as my delivering Dr. I arrived at the hospital 35-40 mins after my water broke and my contractions started. When I got to the room and Dr Campbell checked me I was 10cm +2. After he checked me he literally walked across the room, and leaned against the wall with his arms folded. He stood there like that while I was blacking out and my daughters heart rate dropping into the 40s. The only interaction I had with him was one time during a contraction when he was shoving papers in my face… barking at me to sign them to consent to a blood transfusion and/or C-section. After 15 minutes of leaving me blacking out between contractions my husband finally turned and asked what exactly it was that he was doing? Finally he walks back over and decides to do his job to help me deliver the baby. Fortunately by that point she was born after 2-3 pushes, but I was left with the worst birth experience of 4 children. I would recommend that you avoid this OB at all costs, which is unfortunate because there are other lovely OBs within the practice. I won’t even go to him for my 6 week follow up. He seems to do as little as he can in order to charge as much money as he can. He is not interested in his patients or there well being.

Dr. Campbell saw me at one of my appts during my pregnancy. He has a very poor bedside manner. He came in saw my belly button and said it looked like i had an umbilical hernia (nope just my belly button), said he was going to listen to the heart beat, told me it was fine and then walked out. He announced to the nurse on exiting only a few minutes after waking in, “that’s how it’s done, in and out”. How fortuitous! Of course of all the OBs at Virtua Phoenix OBGYN I ended up with this charming fellow as my delivering Dr. I arrived at the hospital 35-40 mins after my water broke and my contractions started. When I got to the room and Dr Campbell checked me I was 10cm +2. After he checked me he literally walked across the room, and leaned against the wall with his arms folded. He stood there like that while I was blacking out and my daughters heart rate dropping into the 40s. The only interaction I had with him was one time during a contraction when he was shoving papers in my face… barking at me to sign them to consent to a blood transfusion and/or C-section. After 15 minutes of leaving me blacking out between contractions my husband finally turned and asked what exactly it was that he was doing? Finally he walks back over and decides to do his job to help me deliver the baby. Fortunately by that point she was born after 2-3 pushes, but I was left with the worst birth experience of 4 children. I would recommend that you avoid this OB at all costs, which is unfortunate because there are other lovely OBs within the practice. I won’t even go to him for my 6 week follow up. He seems to do as little as he can in order to charge as much money as he can. He is not interested in his patients or there well being.

He speaks and acts like he's on drugs. He could barely finish a sentence or make sense. He needs to go back to school and take an anatomy class before he ever does another exam.

Very much appreciate the "whole person" approach of Dr. Campbell. He has a keen understanding of both OB and gynecological issues throughout the lifespan. He practices evidence-based medicine, and yet understands the healing art of the medical profession. I have referred many friends and family members to him -- each with her unique (sometimes difficult) medical condition. He has dealt with each of these people with utmost compassion and professionalism. Dr. Campbell also possesses a whimsical sense of humor. It is clear that he loves his vocation and his staff enjoy working as part of his team.

Menopausal issues, Dr. Campbell was incredibly sensitive and patient, and listened to all my symptoms and problems. I think he is an excellent physician and really cares about his patients.

Went to Dr Campbell for years and also worked with him. He is an unbelievable Doctor and surgeon. He is amazing

After a horrible first c cection at women's I was sooo scared to go threw it again but omg dr Cambell is the most amazing dr ever he was so beautiful and just made it a awesome experience his team including Branden wow I can't say enough about them I love dr Neil Cambell even if I had all the money in the world I wouldn't have any one els

This is the difference between State funded and Private funded insurance. I was not working when I got pregnant and had to rely on Medicaid. My clinic was helpful but I was assigned to Doctor Campbell and I had never met him until the day I went into labor. He immediately suggested that I be put under pitocin and I refused. My contractions disappeared after 12 hours of labor and he insisted that I be induced. After I was finally ready to push, he was not helpful in aiding nor supporting me but just stood there with a smug smile. In the end, I had to have an emergency c-section because my son's heartrate dropped when I tried to push him out. I'm grateful that I have a a job now and private insurance that will allow me to find a doctor who would adhere to my preferences, if I should choose to have another child.

I would recommend him to people who can handle his personality. You can't just go in there not having atleast an idea of what's going on, it makes things harder. Don't be shy just ask the questions & know your history. I will admit he is a bit cold but at times he is a nice guy :). He seen me twice during pregnancy, after delivery & I will be seeing him regularly now. As for the lady that lost the baby I am very sorry :( & I hope he did not say that to be a jerk.

My overall experience with Dr. Campbell was something like a parents worst nightmare. I ended up having a stillborn. Dr. Campbell did a fabulous job with my c section, but required my check up the morning of my daughters funeral and was not even the doctor there to deal with me. When i went back for my follow up he asked me how my baby was doing. I went to high school with a girl who also had her newborn daughter pass either during or shortly after delivery. Dr. Campbell was also her doctor and asked her the same question at her follow up visit. Every mother should do there self a favor and find a new ob immediatly.