See your normal doctor and they will refer you to an appropriate
specialist.
More specifically, an endocrinologist is the specialist one
would typically see to diagnose the disease after being referred by
your primary care physician.
Unfortunately, often times PCP's and even Endocrinologists don't
diagnose the disease properly. While a high calcium level is an
indicator of hyperthyroidism in 99% of patients, a Sestamibi scan
is often performed and often times read as negative because they
are not performed that often and those performing and reading scan
results don't do it properly.