There are approximately 55,000 practicing ob/gyns in the United States. The obstetrics and gynecology residency training authority has now prioritized ambulatory primary and preventative care for residency training. Interest in ambulatory gynecology is growing not only in the field of ob/gyn but also among family and primary care practitioners, emergency room physicians, and advanced practice nurses, all of whom must know how to diagnose, manage, and treat gynecological conditions. As office technology has expanded and decision-making has become increasingly complex, physicians need guidance through the numerous treatment options for commonly presenting gynecologic disorders. Ambulatory gynecology provides practitioners with tools for diagnosis, investigation, and management of these disorders, including decision-making support.