Hematology and Medical Oncology Program Faculty

"I am grateful for the opportunity to have an impact on patients’ lives by research efforts to develop new diagnostic and treatment options and by helping our patients access such new technologies to improve their survival."

“I treat mostly stage IV/ advanced cancers. Often times, cancer is the biggest problem in a patient’s life. My goals are to help cancer patients navigate through choppy waters, share their sadness and victories while constantly working with a multi-disciplinary team in providing the best possible care.”

“Medicine is a calling. There is no substitute for a love of the discipline and practice of medicine. Every day that I come to work, I do so out of a joy in the opportunity to be of service to our patients and our community. It is a privilege to be a cancer doctor.”

"I love working with a team of outstanding providers and support staff to care for patients and help them to achieve milestones in their lives. My patients motivate me to improve care through my research and the advances in science give me confidence that we can treat the patients even better in the future with the goal to eventually find a cure."

"I have the most gratifying profession as I am able to care for patients suffering from lymphoma and their families. Our team continues to save lives and improve the quality of life of cancer patients in our community. It's a blessing and honor that often is hard to explain in words."

“It is most satisfying for me as a doctor to meet people with really complex and rare cancers and be able to help them and give them hope. It is a real privilege to get to do it with a team of colleagues who are compassionate, caring and exceptional at what they do.”

"I love what I do because I'm able to provide medical care to patients who had no potentially curative options when I started in medical training. The advances in medical treatment are so great, and I am fortunate to be part of their development and delivery."