Divisions

The Department of Hematology and Medical Oncology is made up of four academic and clinical units: basic and translational science, community oncology, hematology, and medical oncology.

Basic and Translational Science

The Division of Basic and Translational Science promotes science within the Department and enhances interactions between the basic researchers and the clinical faculty.

Molecular biologist Georgia Chen, PhD with colleague in her laboratory.

Community Oncology

The Division of Community Oncology combines the best aspects of community and academic oncology by providing seamless patient care within one medical system.

The Division of Hematology provides high quality care for patients with benign and malignant hematological disorders, develops novel therapies through translational research, and trains the next generation of hematologists.

Winship leukemia specialist William Blum, MD on the inpatient floor..

Medical Oncology

The Division of Medical Oncology aims to provide the best care possible for patients with cancer using a multidisciplinary team approach while also leading the field in cutting-edge research through outstanding collaborative efforts.

Jane Meisel, MD in the clinic room with patient.