Timothy Showalter, MD
“As a radiation oncologist, I have the privilege of walking alongside my patients through their cancer journeys. While I certainly won’t dismiss anything I learned during medical school, there is something to be said for real-world conversations, many of which have served as my greatest teachers. During my 20 years of medical experience, I’ve had several conversations with both peers and patients that have influenced my approach to care; causing me to refine and improve my approach. There are virtually endless examples, however, I’ve selected a few of the most common conversations I’ve had and how they have shaped my practice.” —Timothy Showalter, MD
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