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Matthew Block, M.D., Ph.D.Associate Professor of Oncology Hometown: San Carlos, CA
Things I do in my free time: Triathlon, and chase kids. Why Mayo: Teamwork is a priority, tertiary care center in a smaller city.
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Grace Choong, M.D.Assistant Professor of Oncology Hometown: Toronto, Canada
Things I do in my free time: Cooking/baking, board games/trivia, hiking, and traveling. Why Mayo: The people. Mayo is truly a collaborative environment where everyone is invested in providing world-class patient care and helping to drive innovation in cancer research and treatments that are hard to find in another institution.
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Paula Gill, M.D.Assistant Professor of Oncology
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Aminah Jatoi, M.D.Betty J. Foust, M.D. and Parents' Professor of Oncology Hometown: I grew up on South Dakota (the Black Hills). But I've been at Mayo for over 25 years; Rochester is home now.
Things I do in my free time: I enjoy taking walks (especially with our rambunctious German shepherd) and reading, especially fiction or other books that friends or colleagues recommend. Why Mayo: Every day I walk into work, I feel privileged to be here. I've worked at other institutions; but Mayo's patient-centeredness, amazing research infrastructure, collegiality within the work force, and strong three-shield culture make me happy and proud to be part of this institution.
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Andrea Wahner Hendrickson, M.D.Associate Professor of Oncology Hometown: Rochester, MN
Things I do in my free time: Reading, outdoor activities, and time with family (three children). Why Mayo: My incredible colleagues. The shared vision of caring for "the needs of the patient come first" and the team based approach to improve patient care.
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John Weroha, M.D., Ph.D.Associate Professor of Oncology Hometown: Lawrence, KS
Things I do in my free time: Watching old TV series like Star Trek and Friends, listening to audiobooks while riding the lawn mower, and other activities. Why Mayo: The integration between clinical/lab research with clinical practice is excellent. Colleagues are genuinely interested and invested in your success. The philosophy of patient care.
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Siddhartha Yadav, M.B.B.S., M.D.Associate Professor of Oncology Hometown: Nepal
Things I do in my free time: I enjoy traveling, reading books, playing guitar, and watching movies. Why Mayo: I love the patient-centric culture, collegiality and friendship, and a strong focus on advancing science.
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