
Gynecologic Oncology Fellowship
The Gynecologic Oncology Fellowship is designed to prepared skilled sub-specialists for careers in clinic and academic gynecologic oncology. The KU Cancer Center is the only NCI-designated cancer center in the region.
We are committed to the following actions and work in KU School of Medicine Office of Graduate Medical Education:
- Partnering with the University of Kansas Medical Center's Impact and Belonging team and the School of Medicine's Office of Student Engagement to align policies, processes, and strategies.
- Fostering community and a sense of belonging in our policies, programs, recruitment, practices, and retention.
- Developing and implementing strategies, policies, resources, and processes that promote community and a sense of belonging.
The work necessary to drive change and make meaningful improvement begins with intentional actions and sufficient resources.
Graduation 2023 – R to L: Priya Sabu, Melissa Javellana, Lori Spoozak, Chelsea Salyer (Grad)
Shariska Harrington (Grad 2022), Ian Cook, Norma Turner, Andrea Jewell
Gyn Onc OR Team 2021 – R to L: Lori Spoozak (faculty), Monique Monard (PGY4), Stephanie Amaya (PGY4), Jackie Piszczek (PGY4), Chelsea Salyer (PGY7), Andrea Jewell (faculty), Emily Martinelli (PGY4)
Doctors Day 2023 – R to L: Chloe Ramirez Biermann (PGY2), Priya Sabu (PGY6), Lori Spoozak.
R to L: Lori Spoozak, Shariska Petersen Harrington
SGO 2023 - R to L: Lori Spoozak, Colleen Bohnenkamp, Andrea Jewell, Lindsay Hasselwander, Priya Sabu, Dineo Khabele
Fellow Retreat 2021 – R to L: Mae Winchester, Shariska Petersen Harrington, Chelsea Salyer, Kelly Gorman, Olha Krichevskiy
SGO Meeting Poster 2023 – R to L: Ian Cook, Andrea Jewell, Lori Spoozak, Lindsay Hasselwander