
- Vol. 14/No. 1
- Volume 14
- Issue 1
Dr. Shereck Shares How She Found Her Place in Pediatric Oncology
Evan B. Shereck, MD, MEd, professor of pediatrics, Division of Hematology and Oncology, School of Medicine; program director, Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Fellowship; associate director, Cancer Research Training, Knight Cancer Institute; and block co-director, Blood and Host Defense at Oregon Health & Science University, discusses how she works to "gamify" medical education.
Evan B. Shereck, MD, MEd, serves as professor of pediatrics, Division of Hematology and Oncology, School of Medicine; program director, Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Fellowship; associate director, Cancer Research Training, Knight Cancer Institute; and block co-director, Blood and Host Defense at Oregon Health & Science University.
Shereck decided she would become a pediatric oncologist as a teenager, long before she actually knew what a pediatric oncologist actually was. She realized that this was the right discipline for her while working on the pediatric ward a medical student.
In this video, she explains what attracted her to the specialty and what she loves about working with children and their families.
Articles in this issue
over 3 years ago
Is War a Good Metaphor for Cancer Care?almost 4 years ago
Two Fellows Use Online Resources to Boost Genetic Testingalmost 4 years ago
Trouble With the Curve: Beyond the Basics With Kaplan-Meieralmost 4 years ago
Trainees Deserve Better Feedbackalmost 4 years ago
Smile, Be Happy, and Work Hardalmost 4 years ago
On the Beauty of Thornsalmost 4 years ago
Dr. Shereck Highlights a Day In the Life of an Attending Physicianalmost 4 years ago
Dr. Shereck Highlights Her Path to Becoming a Fellowship Director


































