Dr. Bradley Monk Joins Florida Cancer Specialists to Lead Late-Phase Clinical Research Program

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Key Highlights

  • Dr. Bradley Monk, a renowned gynecologic oncologist, joins FCS as Medical Director to lead late-phase clinical trials, enhancing cancer care globally.
  • FCS continues to influence cancer care standards through innovative clinical research and groundbreaking therapies, with Dr. Monk spearheading these initiatives.
  • Dr. Monk’s extensive research and leadership in gynecologic cancers contribute to FCS’s mission of advancing cancer treatment and patient care.

Source: PR Newswire

Notable Quotes

  • “We are delighted to welcome Dr. Monk to our practice. Highly-respected among his peers, Dr. Monk instills a strong commitment to excellence in quality and integrity through his approach to patient care and scientific research.” – Lucio N. Gordan, MD, President & Managing Physician at FCS
  • “At FCS we continue to enhance the depth and scope of our clinical research capabilities. Our ongoing discovery of groundbreaking therapies are influencing the standard of care for many forms of cancer, providing hope and unprecedented positive outcomes. We know of no better way to serve our patients.” – Nathan H. Walcker, Chief Executive Officer at FCS

SoH's Take

The addition of Dr. Bradley Monk to Florida Cancer Specialists marks a significant milestone in the ongoing battle against cancer. His extensive experience in gynecologic oncology and leadership in clinical research will undoubtedly advance FCS’s mission to provide innovative and effective cancer treatments. This collaboration signifies a leap forward in patient care and scientific research, emphasizing the importance of late-phase clinical trials in shaping the future of oncology. It’s a step towards transforming cancer care, offering hope and advanced treatments to patients across Florida and beyond. With such advancements, FCS continues to solidify its position as a leader in oncology research and patient care.

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