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Percy Lee: Servant leaders in medicine come from and with different viewpoints

A collage photo of Percy Lee and Theodore DeWeese

Dec 13, 2023, 16:07

Percy Lee: Servant leaders in medicine come from and with different viewpoints

Percy Lee, Professor and Section Chief of the Thoracic Radiation Oncology Section at The University of Texas, shared an X/Twitter post by Dave Adler, Vice President of Advocacy of ASTRO, adding:

“Servant leaders in medicine are not specialty dependent. They come from and with different viewpoints. Dr. Deweese exemplifies this to the fullest extent. Proud that he started as a radiation oncologist.”

Quoting Dave Adler’s post below:

“Congrats to this amazing leader!!! Such an honor to work with him has ASTRO chair and fun to see him taking radonc to new heights. Theodore DeWeese appointed next dean and CEO of Johns Hopkins Medicine.“

Sources: Percy Lee/X and Dave Adler/X

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