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Jessica Bell, PA-C
Jessica Bell, PA-C
MSCP · ISSWSH Fellow · Oregon
Meet Jessica

I'm on this rollercoaster right alongside you.

"I've had too many women come into my office saying their symptoms were dismissed. My secret is simple; I listen, I believe you. I use my education and experience to provide individualized options. You are the expert in your body, you make the decisions and I support you."

I'm a board-certified physician assistant specializing in urogynecology, sexual medicine, and the menopause transition.

  • Menopause Society Certified Practitioner (MSCP) & Fellow of the International Society for the Study of Women’s Sexual Health (ISSWSH/IF)
  • LGBTQIA+ affirming — kink-positive, judgment-free, trauma-informed
  • Health at Every Size (HAES) registered practitioner
  • Thousands of women supported with a decade of clinical experience
  • Local speaker & educator — member of the Novo Collective, empowering women through education, co-led projects including the Attune Retreat and the Mind, Body, Sexual Health & Cancer Retreat
  • National speaker & educator — Featured at Skin, Bones, Hearts & Private Parts 2026
Jessica Bell, PA-C in her white coat

Two of the rarest certifications in women's health. In one Oregon practice.

These aren't marketing badges. They represent years of specialty training that most practitioners don't have.

Menopause medicine
MSCP
Menopause Society Certified Practitioner

The gold standard certification in menopause medicine, granted after passing a rigorous examination in evidence-based hormonal and non-hormonal treatment. Requires ongoing continuing education to maintain.

Most providers who see menopausal patients — including many OB/GYNs — do not hold this credential.

<1,300 Clinicians nationwide hold the MSCP. I'm one of them.
Sexual medicine
ISSWSH Fellow (IF)
International Society for the Study of Women’s Sexual Health

The highest credential in women’s sexual medicine — an elite designation held by a small number of international specialists. Earned through years of advanced study, peer recommendation, and demonstrated expertise in diagnosing and treating conditions from low libido to painful sex to GSM.

This is the credential that makes the conversations other providers avoid, possible.

Elite One of very few IF-credentialed providers in the Pacific Northwest.
Why this model

I built the practice I wanted to work in.

I left a system of fifteen-minute appointments, months-long waits, and providers who are burned out before they walk into the room. If you are frustrated with what healthcare has become, you are not alone.

And if you are coming from that system, cash-pay may be a surprise at first. Here is what it buys: real time together, direct access to me between visits, and a provider who is not being asked to solve your health in a quarter of an hour.

This is me doing something about a big problem at the scale I can actually reach — so there is room for both halves of the word. Health, and care.

How GynJess works

Direct. Transparent. Personalized.

At GynJess, it's just me — working directly with you, for you. No big clinic, no layers of staff. Just direct, personal care from someone who genuinely loves this work.

Do the right thing

Never recommend a treatment a patient doesn’t benefit from. Evidence-based options, honestly explained.

Listen & believe

Our time together isn’t rushed. You talk, I listen, and you’ll leave feeling fully heard.

Stay connected

After your visit, you’ll have direct messaging access to me for anything that comes up along the way.

A note on transparency: no subscriptions, memberships, or supplement sales — and I'm not paid to promote anything. Just FDA-approved medications and evidence-based options.

Jessica speaking at a conference
Speaking & press

Jessica, out in the world

Conference talks, podcast conversations, upcoming events, and the Novo Collective — the multidisciplinary group I teach with.

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Jessica and her family
Beyond the clinic

A Pacific Northwest native

Born and raised in Long Beach, Washington. I studied Biology and Psychology at Central Washington University in Ellensburg, with minors in Sociology and Chemistry, then earned my Master's in Physician Assistant studies at Heritage University. When my family and I were looking to relocate, a childhood friend — a Samaritan nurse — pointed me toward Corvallis, and I felt an instant connection to the community.

When I'm not in the clinic, I love yoga, spending time with my family, and simply enjoying life.

Featured in MOM Magazine
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