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Welcome to the Chemotherapy/Infusion Clinic
We are located on the second floor of the Cypress Building in Medical Station E. This is at the corner of Veterans and Maple Streets. It is best to park at the nearby parking structure.
Our Chemotherapy Department Staff
Sandra Canales, M.D.
Monique Semien, M.D.
Dorothy Nguyen, M.D.
Sharon Boome, R.N.
Helen Doeschl, R.N.
Patty Biharas-Hessar, R.N.
Nahid Tehrani, R.N.
Linda Porter, R.N.
Sharon Kelley, R.N.
Genny Sun, R.N.
Rachael Hines, Medical Assistant
Ray Vella, Pharm D., Chemotherapy Pharmacist
Vivian Singleton, Oncology Pharmacy Tech
Janis Blue, LCSW, Oncology Social Worker
Tara Lyons, R.N. Oncology Manager
How To Contact Us
If you need to call the Chemotherapy/Infusion Clinic for problems related to your chemotherapy, you may call (650) 299-2111. If you leave a message, to save time please have this information ready before you call:
- Your Name
- Your Kaiser Medical Record Number
- The number where you may be reached
- The name of your oncologist
- Your reason for calling
The phone is answered from 8:30am to 5:00pm, Monday to Friday. We are closed on weekends or holidays. After hours you may call the Call Center at (650) 299-2015.
If you need to call to change your appointment, leave a routine message, or a problem not related to your chemotherapy, then call the Specialty Call Center at (650) 299-2111.
For Cancer Support-for Patients, Family, and Friends contact Janis Blue (650) 299-3213.
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