Licensee Information

Connette Pearl McMahon - MD

License #:

2004-00237

License Status:

Active

Public Action:

Yes

Issue Date:

03/18/2004

Renewal Date:

09/21/2027

See: Actions-Adverse & Administrative Tab

Active Supervisees

Name	Type	Status	Approved	Inactive
None Reported

North Carolina Hospital Admitting Privileges

Location
Cape Fear Valley Medical Center

Out of State Active/Inactive Licenses

State
Florida
Hawaii
New York
South Carolina

Out of Country Active/Inactive Licenses

Country
None Reported

Address

The Jones Center for Women's Health
1261 Oliver Street
Fayetteville, NC 28304
910-323-1626
www.jonescenterforwomen.com

Information

Days patients are seen at this practice: Monday- Friday

Practice philosophy: I provide services in the whole range of obstetrics and gynecology. I try to consider the whole person, mind, body, and spirit, when providing care. My goal is to provide care that is compassionate, customised, and current.

Non-English languages in which office is able to provide clinical services (e.g. Hindi, Spanish): Spanish

Non-English languages in which practitioner is able to provide clinical services (e.g. Hindi, Spanish):

Participates in Medicare: Yes

Accepting new Medicare patients: Yes

Participates in Medicaid: Yes

Accepting new Medicaid patients: Yes

Uses electronic medical records: No

Medical School

School	Graduation
Duke University School of Medicine	2000

Post Graduate Training

"Last Year" does not necessarily mean that the licensee completed his/her training program. (In NC, a physician can be licensed without completing such a program.)

Institution	Specialty	State, Country	Training Program	Last Year
Duke University Health Systems	Obstetrics and Gynecology	NC, US	Residency	2004
Duke University Health Systems	Obstetrics and Gynecology	NC, US	Internship	2001

Current Board Certification and Year of Certification/Recertification

Physicians should not list non-ABMS or non-AOA specialty boards unless the board meets the criteria set forth in the NC Medical Board’s Advertising and Publicity Position Statement.

Primary/Subspecialty	Year
Obstetrics and Gynecology	2026

Area of Practice

Area Of Practice	Primary
Gynecology	Yes

Current Membership in Medical Professional Organizations

Membership
Fellow, American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists

Honors & Awards

Honor/Award	Given By	Date
Davison Scholarship	Duke University	1999
Michael Nathan Grant	Duke University	1998
NC Board of Governors' Scholarship	NC Board of Governors'	1996

Public Service

Name of Clinic	Service Description	Date
None Reported

Current Academic Appointments

Title	Institution	City, State, Country
None Reported

Publications

Title
Havrilesky LJ. McMahon CP. Lobenhofer EK. Whitaker R. Marks JR. Berchuck A. Relationship between expression of coactivators and corepressors of hormone receptors and resistance of ovarian cancers to growth regulation by steroid hormones. Journal of the Society for Gynecologic Investigation. 8(2):104
Markert ML, Finkel BD, McLaughlin TM, Watson TJ, Collard HR, McMahon CP, Andrews LG, Barrett MJ, Ward FE. Mutations in Purine Nucleoside Phosphorylase Deficiency. Human Mutation 9:118-121 (1997)
McMahon CP. Ephraim McDowell, Jane Todd Crawford, and the origins of oophorectomy. North Carolina Medical Journal. 61(1):401-2, 2000 Jan-Feb.
Nahum GG, Stanislaw H, McMahon C. How often does transperitoneal transmigration-of sperm occur in effecting human pregnancy? Fertility and Sterility 2003; 80 (3) 2505.
Nahum GG. Stanislaw H. McMahon C. Preventing ectopic pregnancies: how often does transperitoneal transmigration of sperm occur in effecting human pregnancy? BJOG: an International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology. 111(7):706-14, 2004 Jul.

Section 1: Adverse Actions

North Carolina Medical Board Public Actions

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Certain public documents, such as hearing transcripts, are listed but are not posted on the site. If the record indicates a transcript is available, it may be obtained by contacting the Board.

NCMB public actions are posted on this site indefinitely.

Date	Description	Link
09/09/2025	Public Letter of Concern	View

Other Regulatory Board or Agency Public Actions

Date	Name of Board/Agency	Action Taken	Link
None Reported

Health Care Institution Suspensions and Revocations

Date	Health Care Institution	Action Taken
None Reported

Section 2: Administrative Actions

Actions listed in this section are considered non-disciplinary by the Board. In situations where administrative actions are taken, the licensee may not have met certain statutory requirements or may have failed to follow correct administrative procedures.

North Carolina Medical Board Reentry Agreement

Date	Description	Link
None Reported

North Carolina Special Purpose Licensing Agreement

Date	Description	Link
None Reported

Malpractice Information

This section indicates whether the licensee has been the subject of a malpractice judgment, award, payment or settlement. In accordance with NC law, the board posts this information for a period of seven years after the date of the judgment, award, payment or settlement. Settlements of less than $75,000 or that occurred prior to May 1, 2008 are not included in this information.

The Board encourages the public to consider malpractice payment information in context and in combination with other information about the licensee’s education, training and professional experience.

Please see Interpreting Malpractice Payment Information below.

The Board reviewed this payment and took public action against the licensee. Select the Actions Tab to view the public action taken in response to this case.

Incident Date	Payment Date	Area of Practice	City, State, Country	Response
06/24/2020	08/31/2024	Obstetrics and Gynecology	United States of America

Interpreting Malpractice Payment Information

North Carolina Medical Board Public Action associated with a malpractice payment

An important factor to consider when interpreting malpractice payment information is whether the payment is associated with a public action of the NC Medical Board. The Board reviews the quality of care associated with every malpractice payment involving a North Carolina licensee. The Board takes public action when its investigation determines patient care was below accepted and prevailing standards.

When considering malpractice payment data, please keep in mind:

The existence of a payment does not necessarily mean that malpractice has occurred. Nor is a payment necessarily evidence of incompetence, misconduct or an admission of wrongdoing on the part of the licensee.
It often takes years for a malpractice claim to move through the legal and/or liability insurance systems. The incident that resulted in a payment may have taken place years before the payment was made.
Malpractice payment histories vary by area of practice. Some licensees may have a higher-than-average incidence of malpractice payments because they specialize in treating patients who are at a high risk for problems.
Malpractice insurance companies sometimes settle cases because it is less costly to make a monetary settlement than it is to defend a case in court. Many times, such cases are settled without a finding of fault or admission of negligence by the licensee.

Misdemeanor/DUI/DWI Conviction Information

Conviction Date	Conviction	Jurisdiction	Sentence
None Reported

Felony Conviction Information

Conviction Date	Conviction	Jurisdiction	Sentence
None Reported

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