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Mary J. Heffernan, A.R.N.P. Mary J. "Muff" Heffernan found her calling at 17, when she was a young and impressionable teen watching her father struggle with cancer. Read more about Mary J. Heffernan |
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Laura Devlin As an LTFU team coordinator, Devlin said nothing is more important to her than making sure patients returning for follow-up visits have a trouble-free experience. Read more about Laura Devlin. |
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Patrice Schafer As a patient care coordinator assistant, Patrice Schafer brings one particularly powerful trait to her job: a passion for order. Read more about Patrice Schafer. |
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Tamarin Smith Before taking the position of patient care coordinator, Tamarin Smith knew in her heart who was going to be the real boss. Read more about Tamarin Smith. |
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Anjani Prasad Anjani Prasad treats LTFU patients with the same reverence she treats family members. Read more about Anjani Prasad. |
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Anne Chafee, R.N. Working with cancer patients before and after their treatment has given nurse Anne Chafee a unique perspective on their needs. Read more about Anne Chafee. |
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Edward Braun Securing LTFU patient information and keeping it completely confidential is a job Edward Braun takes seriously. Read more about Edward Braun. |
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Aurora Brandvold, R.N. It's the patients who have given Aurora Brandvold the drive to excel in her nursing career and keep her a committed member of the Long-Term Follow-Up Program (LTFU) staff. Read more about Aurora Brandvold. |
Debra Ando Personal experience with cancer and a desire to help others have served Debra Ando well as a patient care coordinator at the Hutchinson Center. Read more about Debra Ando. | |
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Jeni Schiffman Jeni Schiffman is one of the friendly voices who answers your calls to LTFU. And while she's helping put you in touch with physicians and nurses, she's studying to become an oncology nurse herself. Read more about Jeni Schiffman. |
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Cathy Baker, R.N. Cathy Baker fulfills an important goal of the Long-Term Follow-Up Program by staying in touch with patients after they've been discharged back to their home communities. Read more about Cathy Baker. |
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Paul Carpenter, M.D. As the only Clinical Research Division clinician with a foot in both pediatric and adult camps, Carpenter's duties shift between pediatric bone-marrow transplant patients, long-term follow-up care for both adult and pediatric patients and research, mainly focused on graft-vs.-host disease (GVHD). Read more about Paul Carpenter. |
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Stephanie Lee, M.D. What happens before and after a transplant is of particular interest to Dr. Stephanie Lee, who joined Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center last January. Read more about Stephanie Lee. |
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Jane Jocom, R.N. Jane Jocom blends nursing experience with research precision to improve long-term prospects for patients. Read more about Jane Jocom. |
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Colleen McKinnon, R.N. You can come 'home' again and again and again … Read more about Colleen McKinnon. |
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Marion McCarty Hutchinson Center's first social worker left a legacy of warmth and help for patient families. Read more about Marion McCarty. |
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Stephanie Wright Responsive, team-oriented care for post-transplant patients is the goal of the Long-Term Follow-Up Unit (LTFU). It's Project Coordinator Stephanie Wright's job to keep a close eye on the details. Read more about Stephanie Wright. |
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Carina Moravec, N.P. No two patients share the same post-transplant experience, which makes Carina Moravec's job as a nurse practitioner with the LTFU the most interesting, challenging and satisfying one she's ever had. Read more about Nurse Moravec. |
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Mary Flowers, M.D. Dr. Flowers is the director of the Adult Clinical Care LTFU, which supports approximately 3,500 bone-marrow and stem-cell transplant survivors, helping patients and their primary physicians to manage post-transplant complications as they recover and resume their lives. Read more about Dr. Flowers. |
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Judy Campbell, R.N. Judy Campbell says she became a cancer nurse by "default." Now, she can't imagine doing anything else. Campbell has been caring for Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center patients for 34 years. Read more about Nurse Campbell. |