Dr. Vidya Soundararajan, MD, FACOG, MSHMI

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Pioneering Minimally Invasive Surgery for Women’s Health

A devoted obstetrician-gynecologist certified in the da Vinci® Surgical System, Dr. Soundararajan is affiliated with Wellstar Cobb Hospital in Austell, Georgia. She is committed to providing women with the highest standard of care through advanced, minimally invasive surgical options.

Before embarking on her professional journey, she earned her medical degree from the prestigious Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine. Demonstrating exceptional leadership and dedication, she served as a Residential Advisor at Penn State and later as the Administrative Chief Resident during her residency at Washington University School of Medicine. 

Board-certified by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, Dr. Soundararajan is also a fellow member of the organization, reflecting her dedication to continuing education and adherence to the highest standards in obstetrics and gynecology. Her certification in robotic surgery exemplifies her commitment to utilizing cutting-edge technology to enhance patient outcomes, reduce recovery times, and minimize surgical risks.

As a testament to her commitment to excellence, she has been the recipient of the Annual Student Research Symposia Science Award and the Berlex Laboratories Resident Teaching Award. Notably, she was honored as the “Best Second Year Teaching Resident,” showcasing her skill in both clinical practice and education.

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