There is still time to register for St. Joseph Mercy Oakland’s (SJMO) “An Enlightened Conversation on Your Personal Breast Health Journey,” scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 21.
SJMO physicians and other caregivers will present the free educational session from 6 to 8:30 p.m. in the hospital’s Franco Communications Center, 44405 Woodward Ave., Pontiac. The special celebration will be an educational and inspirational evening for current breast cancer patients, survivors, family members, friends, anyone who has been touched by breast cancer and those who just want to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Speakers and their topics include:
SJMO physicians and other caregivers will present the free educational session from 6 to 8:30 p.m. in the hospital’s Franco Communications Center, 44405 Woodward Ave., Pontiac. The special celebration will be an educational and inspirational evening for current breast cancer patients, survivors, family members, friends, anyone who has been touched by breast cancer and those who just want to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Speakers and their topics include:
- Wellness and Nutrition: Tom Rifai, MD; Medical Director, Metabolic Nutrition and Weight Management Program
- Wellness and Breast Health: Amy Kirby, MD, FACS; Medical Director, Breast ServicesPersonalized Treatment: Judie Goodman, DO; Medical Director, Oncology Services and Cancer Committee Chair
- Personalized Treatment: Jeffrey Forman, MD; Radiation Oncology
- Survivorship Issues and Strategies: Suzanne Jermstad, MSN, FNP-BC-AOCNP; Advanced Oncology Certified Nurse Practitioner
A portion of the Lilly Oncology on Canvas Art Exhibit will be exhibited that evening. Actual cancer patients and survivors, their family members and their professional caregivers produced the inspirational art collection, which travels the country.
The 50-piece art exhibit will continue to be on display Oct. 22 through 30 in the hospital’s Atrium, Oncology inpatient unit and the Alice Gustafson Center lobby on the hospital campus.
To sign up to attend the special Oct. 21 event, please call 800-372-6094 by Oct. 15. Pre-registration is required, and seating is limited.
The 50-piece art exhibit will continue to be on display Oct. 22 through 30 in the hospital’s Atrium, Oncology inpatient unit and the Alice Gustafson Center lobby on the hospital campus.
To sign up to attend the special Oct. 21 event, please call 800-372-6094 by Oct. 15. Pre-registration is required, and seating is limited.
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