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Shannon Son, MD
- Maternal-Fetal Medicine
- Ob/Gyn Obstetrics & Gynecology
In Maternal-Fetal Medicine, optimizing medical care takes not only being an expert in the field but also understanding that complicated pregnancies are not just a "medical issue". I strive to work as a team with my patients (and their families) to ensure that the plan we make together works for them. I strive to provide patient centered care with an understanding that every patient and their family is unique, and the same plan doesn't work for every person. I prioritize equitable care for all people regardless of gender, sexuality, race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and other circumstances that make each of us unique. Patients should always feel that they have a voice and it is my goal to ensure that they feel heard and feel central in all plans that we make together.
Get to know Shannon Son, MD
While I enjoy all areas of Maternal-Fetal Medicine, some of my specific clinical interests include Adult Congenital Heart Disease, multifetal gestations (twins, and higher-order multiples), complex deliveries (breech extraction of the second twin, operative vaginal delivery), and caring for pregnant people living with HIV.
Undergraduate 2010
University of Arizona (AZ)
Medical Education 2014
University of Washington School of Medicine
Residency 2018
University of Colorado (University Hospital) Program
Graduate 2021
University of Utah
Fellowship 2021
University of Utah Program
Website: https://www.cuperinatalcenters.com/
For Patients:
My research interests include Adult Congenital Heart Disease in the setting of Pregnancy, fetal anomalies, and fetal growth restriction. My thesis project for Maternal-Fetal Medicine fellowship investigated the association between pregnancy and long-term cardiac events in individuals with congenital heart disease.
My research interests include Adult Congenital Heart Disease in the setting of Pregnancy, fetal anomalies, and fetal growth restriction. My thesis project for Maternal-Fetal Medicine fellowship investigated the association between pregnancy and long-term cardiac events in individuals with congenital heart disease.
For Referring Providers:
My research interests include Adult Congenital Heart Disease in the setting of Pregnancy, fetal anomalies, and fetal growth restriction. My thesis project for Maternal-Fetal Medicine fellowship investigated the association between pregnancy and long-term cardiac events in individuals with congenital heart disease.
My research interests include Adult Congenital Heart Disease in the setting of Pregnancy, fetal anomalies, and fetal growth restriction. My thesis project for Maternal-Fetal Medicine fellowship investigated the association between pregnancy and long-term cardiac events in individuals with congenital heart disease.
