Pelin Batur, MD

Appointed
2001

Education & Fellowships

Fellowship - Cleveland Clinic
Internal Med./Women's Health
Cleveland, OH
2003

Residency - Cleveland Clinic
Internal Medicine
Cleveland, OH
2001

Medical Education - Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine
Rootstown, OH
1998

Undergraduate - Youngstown State University
Youngstown, OH
1994

Additional Training

• North American Menopause Society, Certificate of Added Qualification as a Menopause Practitioner (2003-present)
• Certified Clinical Densitometrist from the International Society of Clinical Densitometry (for formally reading/dictating bone density scans; 3/2003-3/2020)

Professional Highlights

• Published Chapters

  Kothari S, Batur P, Elder J. Chapter 28: “Contraception and Prenatal Care.” In: Lang RS, Hensrud DD, eds. Clinical Preventive Medicine, 2nd Ed, AMA Press, 2004: 325-340.

  Batur P, Budev M, Thacker HL. "Women's Hormonal Health Issues." In: Michota F, Mandell B, Stoller JK, eds. The Cleveland Clinic Intensive Review of Internal Medicine. 5th & 4th ed. Baltimore, Maryland, Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins 2005; pp. 14-31.

  Batur P, Mayer M. Breast disorders and breast screening. Cleveland Clinic Center for Continuing Education Disease Management. 7/2007 & 8/2010. Accessed 12/1/2016.

  Mayer M, Batur P. “Breast Disorders and Breast Cancer Screening” In: Carey WD ed. Current Clinical Medicine. 1st & 2nd ed. Elsevier, 2009/10.

  Batur P. Female Contraception. Cleveland Clinic Center for Continuing Education Disease Management. December 2016. Accessed 1/6/2017.

  Shin R, Brant A, Batur P. Chapter “Contraception.” In: Falcone T, Hurd WW, eds. Clinical Reproductive Medicine and Surgery, 4nd Ed, Springer 2021;pp.553-571.

Certifications

• Internal Medicine

Specialty Interests

Contraception, Breast cancer risk assessment, Hormone replacement, Menstrual irregularities, Osteoporosis, Sexual health, Women's Health

Awards & Honors

• PCWH Scholar, for demonstrating consistent scholarly work in the field of Women's Health
• National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA)/American Diabetes Association Diabetes Recognition Program 7/09-7/12
• Inclusion in Best Doctors database, 2011-current (Bestdoctors.com)
• Multiple Cleveland Clinic caregiver awards, 2013-current
• American Society of Cervical Pathology and Colposcopy (ASCCP) Service Recognition Award, 4/3/2020

Memberships

• American College of Physicians (ACP): 2004-current
• North American Menopause Society (NAMS): 2003-current
• Society of General Internal Medicine (SGIM): 2012-current
• International Society for the Study of Women's Sexual Health (ISSWSH): 2018-current
• International Society of Clinical Densitometry (ISCD): 2003-2020
• National Osteoporosis Foundation (NOF): 2005-2008

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