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General Practitioners in Oncology by Community (Includes GPO Trainees, Graduates of the Network’S GPO Training Program and All Agency Gpos) General Practitioners in Oncology by Community (includes GPO trainees, graduates of the Network’s GPO Training Program and all Agency GPOs) To get in touch with any of these individuals please contact Jennifer Wolfe, 604 219 9579. At present, 85 GPOs from 36 different communities have completed the GPO Training Program and are actively practising in BC and the Yukon. Five (*) are in the process of completing the program and 10 have been practising since before the program began in 2004. In total, there are 100 GPOs practising in BC at present. Abbotsford Hope Prince George Vanderhoof Dr. Al Chafe* Dr. Ertha Nanton Dr. Meredith Hunter Dr. Suzanne Campbell Dr. Eric Gable Dr. Sandra Lamb Dr. Davy Dhillon Dr. Raziya Mia Dr. John Mah Dr. Shannon Douglas Dr. Sian Shuel Dr. Linda Wilson Campbell River Kamloops Prince Rupert Vernon Dr. Anne Morrison Dr. Suzi Tevendale Dr. Corneli Coetzee Dr. Christine Blyth Dr. Willem Prinsloo Dr. Johan Van Heerdan Dr. Chris Cunningham Dr. Jim Proctor Dr. Allison Rankin Chetwynd Kelowna Queen Charlotte City Victoria Dr. Anton Venter* Dr. Henry Docherty Dr. Jamie Chrones Dr. Jody Anderson Dr. Carolyne McLellan Dr. Tracy Morton Dr. Stephen Ashwell Dr. Gerald Partridge Dr. Caroline Shooner Dr. Elisabeth Crisci* Dr. Mary Wall Dr. Taryl Felhaber Dr. Dean Kolodziejczyk Dr. Terry Meadows* Dr. David Peterson Dr. Dagmar Smatanova Dr. Margaret Smith Comox Kitimat Salmon Arm Whitehorse Dr. Tanya Austin Dr. Sabina Kay Dr. James Levins Dr. Robin Jamieson Dr. Amitabh Bakshi Dr. Andries Van Schalkwyk Dr. Danusia Kanachowski Dr. Wai Ling Dan Dr. Marius Wahl Dr. Sally McDonald Dr. Lucille Stuart Cranbrook Ladysmith Sechelt Williams Lake/100 Mile House Dr. Shawna Dawe Dr. Emanuel Fritsch Dr. Robert Newman Dr. Gord Hutchinson Dr. Keith Lowden Dr. Michael McGuire Dr. Emil LaBossière Dr. Michael Wolf* Dawson Creek Masset Smithers Dr. Cornelia Popa Dr. Michele Leslie Dr. Elizabeth Bastian Dr. Daphne Hart Dr. Mary Knight Dr. Roderick Leighton Duncan Nanaimo Surrey **Nigeria Dr. Valorie Masuda Dr. Elizabeth Kenward Dr. Melodie Herbert Dr. Kelechi Eguzo GPO Listing by Community 2 April 2016 Dr. Steve Kulla Dr. Karen Hossack Dr. Randy Marback Dr. Amrish Joshi Dr. Andrea Pollock Fort St. John Osoyoos Terrace Dr. Becky Temple Dr. Karin Kilpatrick Dr. Jaco Fourie Dr. Mike Wright Dr. Paul Warbeck Gibsons Penticton Vancouver Dr. Monica Marton Dr. Donella Anderson Dr. Sherry Chan Dr. Wendy Ross Dr. Andrea Cheung Dr. Marianne Willis Dr. Donald Cooper Dr. Rose-marie Coschizza Dr. Val Geddes Dr. Mary Georgilas Dr. Mike Mamacos Dr. Maryam Nazary Dr. Leah Norgrove Dr. Peter Pavlovich Dr. Judith Rodrigo Dr. Lori Saretsky Dr. Ismet Tejpar Dr. Angela Thermann Dr. Sherry Zheng Golden Port Alberni Dr. Trina Larsen Soles Dr. Wendy Johnsen Grand Forks Powell River Dr. Jeanne Borstlap Dr. Stephen Burns GPO Listing by Community 3 April 2016 Dr. Geoffrey Coleshill Nurse Practitioners by Cancer Centre/Community The following Nurse Practitioners have completed the GPO Training Program Introductory Module: Two-Week Lecture Series in Oncology Education for Primary Care Practitioners plus further oncology training with the BC Cancer Agency’s Nursing Program and are actively working in their Centres/communities. Centre for the Southern Fraser Valley Centre, Leukemia BMT Program of Vancouver Centre Vancouver Island Interior, Kelowna Surrey BC at Vancouver General Rosemary Cashman Centre, Victoria Lisa Henczel Jill Matheson Hospital Carolyn Hoeschen Laurie Barnhardt Denise Tarlier Janelle Gehring Nikita Ivanov Nicholas Fitterer Minette Lagman Johanne Kenney Bonnie Leung Angela Roe Kristina Morrison Kimberley-Anne Reid Karen Remo Colleen Riley Centre for the North, Prince George Farah McKenzie GPO Listing by Community 4 April 2016 .
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