This session will review approaches and strategies to patient education on breast health and gynecologic wellness.

Anna Maria Fooy, BS, MPAS, PA-C has a passion for health relief services. Throughout her undergraduate and graduate career, she participated in research, served as a teacher’s assistant and tutor, provided health relief services in Nicaragua, created a diversity email initiative, and worked at free clinics. She has experience in inpatient Physical Medicine, and outpatient Internal Medicine, and most recently Hematology/Oncology, specifically Breast Medical Oncology where she currently work at Dartmouth Cancer Center. She also continues to serve as a clinic coordinator at the local free clinic – Good Neighbor Health Clinic.

September 26th

Coordination of Care

During this session, Tiffany will discuss the challenges of coordinating care effectively for patients with cancer and best practices to coordinate across a multidisciplinary team (MDT).

Tiffany Hurvitz, BSN, RN, OCN - Nurse Educator, Merck, has been an oncology nurse for 17 years. The majority of her career has been in Boston. She has worked in various settings including inpatient oncology, infusion and practice/navigation. Given her passion for education both for health care providers and patients, she enjoys this current role that allows for meaningful discussions throughout Northern New England.