Wherever The Art Of Medicine Is Loved, There Will Be Love For Humanity - Hippocraties
When I think about my career what stands out the most, besides the learning process, is the interaction with my patients.
One can measure your legacy as a physician by how one chooses to impart gifts of advice, time, and healing. OBGYN is a handicraft. I believe that Medicine is truly a calling, not just a job. We need to treat every patient as family. That implies, many times, getting out of our comfort zone and challenging our own way of thinking.
Here at Seven Hills Women's Health we invite you to experience the art and science of Obstetrics and Gynecology. We truly want to get to know you as a person. I have assembled a dedicated staff, trained to anticipate and ease any problems or concerns. Our secure EMR system provides instant patient access through an interactive portal. We focus on patient safety, world-class results, and compassionate care. - Dr. Prisacaru
One can measure your legacy as a physician by how one chooses to impart gifts of advice, time, and healing. OBGYN is a handicraft. I believe that Medicine is truly a calling, not just a job. We need to treat every patient as family. That implies, many times, getting out of our comfort zone and challenging our own way of thinking.
Here at Seven Hills Women's Health we invite you to experience the art and science of Obstetrics and Gynecology. We truly want to get to know you as a person. I have assembled a dedicated staff, trained to anticipate and ease any problems or concerns. Our secure EMR system provides instant patient access through an interactive portal. We focus on patient safety, world-class results, and compassionate care. - Dr. Prisacaru
Genoveva Nicoleta Prisacaru, M.D., FACOG
Physician and Founder
Huddled up in my blankets past my bedtime, with only a dim light source, I opened the cover of the dusty anatomy atlas I had found earlier that day. On the bottom of the first page, a curious motto caught my eye: "Physicians are the only artists who can talk with their artwork".
As I read these words over and over, I began to envision the practice of medicine as a timeless art, incapable of fallibility…
I was born and raised in Romania and received my medical degree from the University of Medicine and Pharmacy Iasi Romania. I chose the field of Ob/Gyn because of my compassion towards the healthcare needs of women and my desire to empower them through education and prevention.
After I graduated from my residency in Romania, my family moved to the United States. I began my residency in Ob/Gyn at San Antonio in 2003. My four years here have been challenging and exhausting, full of joys and frustrations, highs and lows and, from March to November, very hot! I have truly enjoyed the opportunity to work with and learn from the supportive faculty and residents, whilst getting to know and care for this vibrant, predominantly Latina, patient population.
Until 2000, I held an academic position as faculty at UTHSCSA for three years and then I joined the OB/GYN practice group in Kyle.
Being raised in Europe, and now living in the United States, I have experienced the similarities and differences among many diverse cultural groups and geographical areas. This allowed me to relate to different types of people by understanding their ways and beliefs. Alongside the importance of caring for others, my experience living in America has taught me the meaning of true independence. Serving people requires emotional intelligence, understanding, compassion, and dedication; but it requires an independence of thought as well as willingness to learn in multiple dimensions, and an ability to solve in multiple dimensions.
At the beginning of my career I wrestled with many concerns and hardships. I conquered them all by working harder and developing confidence in my position. I maintain a balance in my life, pursuing passions in literature and art as well as recalling the importance of family and of a healthy sense of humor. My husband is the software architect responsible for this website. My son graduated from UCLA and is pursuing his M.D. Degree at UT Southwestern.
Since those hours I spent poring over anatomy textbooks, I have found that medicine cannot be infallible, and its practice requires tireless efforts and dedication. Nevertheless, as I have learned to persevere through previous trials, I know I will not be daunted in my pursuit of this art. Seven Hills Women's Health was founded on the active pursuit of excellence and of life's finer things.
As I read these words over and over, I began to envision the practice of medicine as a timeless art, incapable of fallibility…
I was born and raised in Romania and received my medical degree from the University of Medicine and Pharmacy Iasi Romania. I chose the field of Ob/Gyn because of my compassion towards the healthcare needs of women and my desire to empower them through education and prevention.
After I graduated from my residency in Romania, my family moved to the United States. I began my residency in Ob/Gyn at San Antonio in 2003. My four years here have been challenging and exhausting, full of joys and frustrations, highs and lows and, from March to November, very hot! I have truly enjoyed the opportunity to work with and learn from the supportive faculty and residents, whilst getting to know and care for this vibrant, predominantly Latina, patient population.
Until 2000, I held an academic position as faculty at UTHSCSA for three years and then I joined the OB/GYN practice group in Kyle.
Being raised in Europe, and now living in the United States, I have experienced the similarities and differences among many diverse cultural groups and geographical areas. This allowed me to relate to different types of people by understanding their ways and beliefs. Alongside the importance of caring for others, my experience living in America has taught me the meaning of true independence. Serving people requires emotional intelligence, understanding, compassion, and dedication; but it requires an independence of thought as well as willingness to learn in multiple dimensions, and an ability to solve in multiple dimensions.
At the beginning of my career I wrestled with many concerns and hardships. I conquered them all by working harder and developing confidence in my position. I maintain a balance in my life, pursuing passions in literature and art as well as recalling the importance of family and of a healthy sense of humor. My husband is the software architect responsible for this website. My son graduated from UCLA and is pursuing his M.D. Degree at UT Southwestern.
Since those hours I spent poring over anatomy textbooks, I have found that medicine cannot be infallible, and its practice requires tireless efforts and dedication. Nevertheless, as I have learned to persevere through previous trials, I know I will not be daunted in my pursuit of this art. Seven Hills Women's Health was founded on the active pursuit of excellence and of life's finer things.
Emanuela Leonovitch
Office Manager
Born and raised in Bucharest, “The Little Paris of the East”, I began my education by completing the Marketing/Economics College. I came to USA in 1992 in pursuit of a better life and more opportunities. I lived in Chicago 22 years working in different fields of customer service. Teaching at Logos Academy Niles was the beginning of my career as an Educator, designing music and art programs.
Later on, I worked as a bank associate and my customers enjoyed my personalized services that complemented their digital interactions and they appreciated my input and guidance in developing sound financial strategies. My family and I moved to Austin in January 2015 drawn by its beauty and tranquility. I value family and tradition as a core of my life. As the first point of contact in the clinic, I strive to provide the best possible service to everyone I come in communication with. I genuinely care about our patients and will do what I can to make sure your visit here is everything you ever wanted" |
Lara Cangir
Medical Assistant
Every morning growing up, I would sit next to my grandmother at the breakfast table as she would tell would tell me a story of her life as a pediatric oncologist: her obstacles of struggle and the humbling success stories. I never grew tired of the shine in her eyes as she shared her love for medicine to me. This was the origin of my respect for women in medicine; I wanted nothing but to be surrounded by this radiant light and to eventually become a female hero in a shining white coat and smile.
After moving to the United States from Istanbul, Turkey, I went to a competitive International Baccalaureate school in Houston; here I grew with students from across the globe, where all barriers had been lifted and everyone was appreciated for their unique cultural representations. This program was the determinant in achieving my trilingual status (Turkish, Spanish, English), as well a major inspiration of my worldly community service projects. I chose to continue my higher education at The University of Texas for my Bachelor’s in Neuroscience, with aspirations for medical school. During my last school year, I was presented with my own female medical concern. Immediately, I googled “best gynecologist in Austin” and came across a smiling Dr. Genoveva Prisacaru; I was impressed by her prestigious presentation and drawn to her cultural background. I made the appointment. This was followed by the warmest clinical experience, laughing with the ladies in the clinic, in combination with compassion from the accomplished Dr. Prisacaru, the clinic was in complete harmony. Not to mention, Dr. Prisacaru had addressed my presenting problem and resolved it like it was a piece of cake! I had found another inspiring female hero in a white cape. Now here I am, grateful to be a part of this team of warm-hearted strong women, watching and learning under my new mentor, and committed to make your experience at Seven Hills Women’s Health as delightful as mine |
Michelle Cornejo 
Receptionist
My name is Michelle Cornejo and I am the receptionist here at Seven Hills Woman's Health. I am a Texas native who originally moved from Dallas to Austin to pursue a BA from The University of Texas at Austin, and have stayed in Austin ever since. Living in Austin, I have worked for an array of different companies each teaching me valuable lessons. For my most recent job I worked as an instructor for children and learned so much from the experience. It was a total gift to be able to teach a child a life skill and watch their confidence grow! Those moments will always be very precious to me, and I am very proud to have been a part of that. As time passed however, I realized it was time for me to move on to a new chapter in my life. I've learned through trial and error what I prioritize in my work which is getting the opportunity to connect with my community. By chance I stumbled upon Dr. Prisacaru's office one morning.
As soon as I walked into her office, I felt welcomed. I knew immediately that this was the place for me, and I wasn't wrong. After I was extended an offer to work at Seven Hills Woman's Health, I was overjoyed! I felt like all of my hard work prepared me for this opportunity. Now that I have worked here for some time, I am so grateful to be surrounded by these beautiful souls I get to call my coworkers. I feel such excitement coming into this office and getting to know our patients. I look forward to being the first person that greets every one of you as you step through our doors. |
Danut Prisacaru
CTO
Dr. Prisacaru and Danut have been married since 1990 and have been going together through the life's journey years before that.
Danut has been a Software Engineer and Software Architect for over 30 years. He is helping the business from solving IT and computers related problems to simple accounting tasks, business vision and strategy. While not physically present every day in the clinic he is connected 24x7 to the business and is fully supportive of his wife's endeavor and challenges. |