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Nurse Navigators
at the Fox Chase Cancer Center Women's Cancer Center
With an expanded patient navigation program, women who become part of the Women's Cancer Center's cancer treatment are offered individualized, compassionate care with a focus on wellness, stress reduction and quality of life and access to our full scope of research opportunities.
Starting with a woman’s first call for an appointment, our staff works with her to ensure a coordinated, streamlined experience. Her first visit includes a consultation with a team of specialists. If follow-up tests are necessary, we will make every effort to schedule them for the same day as this initial consultation. While her medical team discusses treatment options, a social worker will meet with the patient and her family to review support resources and logistics. In the end, everyone comes together to chart the best course of care.
Nurse Navigators
help chart a course
through the cancer care system,
identifying barriers and the best way around them to quality care
Carol Cherry, MSN, RN, AOCNS, APNG
Gynecologic Oncology Nurse Navigator
"Being a navigator allows a place to offer all of who I am to women who are in a very vulnerable time in their lives. As a cancer survivor I know how important it is to have expert, caring professionals be present to listen, guide and walk side by side through the healing journey. I’m grateful for the opportunity to share my heart and mind with all those who call."
Tracey Newhall, RN, BS, OCN
Breast Nurse Navigator
As a navigator I have the privilege to provide support, guidance and direction to women in all phases of breast cancer along with the breast service line team. The rewards are many and I look forward to continued opportunities to help patients obtain the compassionate care they deserve.
Jessie Schol, RN, BSN, OCN
Breast Nurse Navigator
As an integral part of the Breast Service Line, I am surrounded with supportive, intelligent members of the Fox Chase community on whom I depend. It is with their support that I am able to be available to my patients as a resource, a compassionate listener and an advocate for their needs.
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