Location A: 125 Paterson Street, Suite 4200 (4th floor) in Clinical Academic building, New Brunswick:
Location B: 30 Rehill avenue, 2nd floor, Somerville at Steeple Chase Center (next to Somerset hospital)

Biography
Dr. Shirly Solouki is a dedicated urogynecologist and pelvic reconstructive surgeon currently serving at a prestigious university hospital. With a commitment to patient care, Dr. Solouki empowers her patients by providing thorough education about their health conditions and the treatment options available to them. Her approach focuses on ensuring that patients feel informed and reassured about their choices in care.
Dr. Solouki's journey into medicine has been driven by her passion for women's health and her desire to improve the quality of life for her patients. She believes that understanding one's condition is paramount in making informed decisions about treatment. With a supportive and compassionate demeanor, she strives to create a safe space for her patients to discuss their concerns and aspirations.
Education & Training
2010-2014
MD, Harvard Medical School
2014-2018
Residency, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Johns Hopkins Hospital
2018-2020
Fellowship, Urogynecology, Cleveland Clinic
2020-2022
Fellowship, Pelvic Reconstructive Surgery, Mayo Clinic
Research Publications
- 2022, Innovations in Urogynecology -
Dr. Solouki has authored numerous peer-reviewed articles focused on advancements in urogynecology, exploring innovative surgical techniques and patient management strategies. Her research emphasizes the importance of patient-centered care in improving outcomes.
- 2021, Pelvic Floor Disorders: A Comprehensive Review -
In this publication, Dr. Solouki discusses the complexities of pelvic floor disorders, providing insights into diagnosis and treatment options. Her work aims to enhance understanding and awareness among healthcare professionals and patients alike.
Awards
- 2023 -
Excellence in Urogynecology Award from the American Urological Association
- 2023 -
Patient Choice Award for Outstanding Care