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Internal Medicine
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Prostate Cancer
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Cancer Care
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Lung Cancer
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Amanda Noble, BSN, RN, OCN, serves as Executive Director for OHC. Amanda brings a very personal perspective to her role having been an oncology nurse for over 20 years. With a career spanning nearly two decades at OHC, her most recent role was the group’s Director of Clinical Operations. Amanda oversees the strategic planning, growth initiatives, and hospital and community collaborations for the organization as well as the daily operations of the multi-specialty oncology practice that include medical oncology, hematology, blood and bone marrow transplant, radiation oncology, gynecologic oncology, and breast surgical oncology. She works closely with OHC’s doctors, management team, and The US Oncology Network to identify and implement best practices across the organization.
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