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Medical Oncology Nurse Practitioners
Radiation oncology nurses work together with radiation oncologists and radiation therapists to care for you and your family during your radiation treatments. They will explain the possible side effects you may experience and describe how you can manage them. They will assess how you are doing throughout treatment and will help you cope with the changes you may experience. They will also provide support and counseling to you and your family.
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Nancy Vanasche,
MSN, FNP-C
Nancy Vanasche received her nursing degree from Oregon Health & Science University and her Master of Science degree in nursing, with a specialty in family practice, from Gonzaga University in Washington. Nancy enjoys spending time with her family, and she volunteers with Samaritan Health Services´ fund-raising events that benefit low-income families.
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Holly Almond,
MSN, FNP, OCN
Holly earned her associate nursing degree from Miles Community College in Montana and her Master of Science degree in nursing, with a specialty in family practice, from the University of Phoenix. She enjoys helping with community service outreaches, such as skin cancer screenings.
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