Sharlene Gill, Medical Oncologist and Medical Director of Staff Wellness and Engagement at BC Cancer, shared on LinkedIn:
“After 8 years on the Canadian Association of Medical Oncologists Exec, I’m stepping down as Past President with a full heart.
Thank you CAMO 26 for the lovely recognition at our gala last night – it meant so much.
As I reflect on this experience, the best part has been the people: colleagues from across Canada who care deeply about their patients, their teams and the future of cancer care. I’m grateful for the friendships, honest conversations and opportunity to help shape our work together.

There’s plenty of work ahead and I leave this role feeling hopeful. Our community has so much to offer, and our collective voice and shared vision can help build a stronger cancer care system for all Canadians.
I look forward to continuing to contribute, now from a different seat.
If you’re a Canadian medical oncologist and not yet a CAMO member, I encourage you to explore what CAMO has to offer… you will not be disappointed.”

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