BiliaryTractCancer near Parker, CO

Care Philosophy: When I was little, my dad (who is a physician) took my brother and I on hospital rounds. I think based on that experience -at the ripe age of 6- I announced to my parents that I was going to be a doctor. Throughout high school and undergrad, he took me to the local Tumor Board meeting. I thought the entire aspect of oncology was fascinating but wasn't sure I would be able to support patients with potential for such intense grief and loss. I then chose a medical oncologist as my clinical preceptor during the first two years of medical school. I fell in love with the patients and the relationship he the oncologist was able to develop with the patient and their families.Once I was in internal medicine residency at Banner Good Samaritan Hospital in Phoenix, I was able to rotate on the BMT service and again things clicked. I was a matched for fellowship in Denver and decided to enjoy seasons as well as the fantastic life Colorado has to offer. As a physician specializing in blood cancers and blood/marrow transplant, I have the opportunity to offer patients potential cures from their cancer or live with their disease and not die from it. I love participating in research, but being with patients is what drives me. I'm so fortunate to have found CBCI where I can do both. I've been on both sides of cancer as my mother passed from acute leukemia and I strive to be the doctor she and my family needed blending medical expertise and matching that with patient goals and quality of life.I believe that patients place an amazing amount of trust in their oncologist to guide them through their treatments. My goal is to earn that trust being not only a doctor, but a teacher as well. I work to ensure my patients understand their disease and treatments. I strive to ensure I understand a patient's goals and fears and help guide treatment decisions that honor those values.

Care Philosophy: When caring for individuals with cancer and blood disorders, the main focus tends to be on the treatment. However, it is equally important to address their emotional and spiritual needs. Giving patients, as well as their family members and friends, the time and education required to help navigate them through the experience is just as important. Paying close attention to ones overall needs and well-being is my main priority when treating all patients.?

Care Philosophy: I believe that great healthcare is both innovative and collaborative. My goal is to empower patients by providing them with the greatest innovations in medicine and technology. I am committed to providing state-of-the-art medical care with compassionate support and at the same time encourage both patients and their families to actively participate in decision-making during the road to recovery.?

Care Philosophy: Im passionate about providing compassionate, patient-centered care to women with breast cancer with a special focus on young women. I pride myself in being an educator and an advocate for my patients. I believe that at the center of excellent cancer care, is the understanding that patients are more than a diagnosis but rather a whole person. I believe that the therapies and treatments of the future are essential for my patients to have access to today. This is why Im proud to be a leader in advancing cancer care through clinical research.??

Care Philosophy: Dr. Weight and his team take pride in helping patients and their families understand the disease process so that they may make informed decisions that fit their personal goals.