Jeffrey L Zweig MD, OB-GYN « Oconee Valley Healthcare

Jeffrey L Zweig MD, OB-GYN

Dr. Jeffrey L Zweig, MD graduated Medical School from UC San Francisco. He did his residency and internship at UCLA Medical Center, Obstetrics and Gynecology. Dr. Zweig is a Diplomate with the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology Fellow, American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology, and holds state Licensure in Georgia, Hawaii, and Kentucky. He was an assistant professor, OB-GYN, at the University of Oklahoma Medical Center from 2010-2022 and at Stanford University Medical Center in 1987.

Dr. Zweig has practiced all over the country including, Oklahoma, Georgia, Tennessee, and California. His fields of interest are Infertility, Urogynecology, Menopause, and Contraception. Dr. Zweig has also published the following literature: 2024 Pregnancy: The Guide to your Journey; 2024 Pregnancy: The Tales and Stories- Companion to Guide; 2018 “Pregnancy is a Real Mother”; 2018 “Infertility: When Sex does not Work”.

Dr. Zweig is an active member of Lake Oconee Community Church in Greensboro, and in his spare time he enjoys exercising, walking, and playing tennis.

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