Minnesota Oncology and Plastic Surgery Consultants are proud to announce that 17 of our physicians have been named 2023 “Top Doctors” by Mpls. St. Paul Magazine.
To be selected to the elite list, physicians are asked to nominate one or more doctors (excluding themselves) whom they would choose if they or a loved one were seeking medical care. From there, candidates are grouped into 45 specialties and on myriad factors, including (but not limited to) peer recognition, professional achievement, and disciplinary history. Doctors who have the highest scores from each grouping were invited to serve on a blue-ribbon panel that evaluated the other candidates.
The complete list of 2023 Top Doctors is available in the July issue of the magazine and includes more than 800 doctors from across the Twin Cities.
For more than 25 years, Minnesota Oncology has defined a new standard of cancer and blood disorder treatment in the Twin Cities. Our independent, community- based model of cancer care means that patient-centered, evidence-based treatment is closer than ever. We offer access to 100+ cancer experts, evidence-based treatment paths, 14 close-to-home locations, and comprehensive services to support the whole patient. Our mission is to combine the strength of hope with the power of science, one patient at a time.
Congratulations to all of our Top Doctors at Minnesota Oncology and Plastic Surgery Consultants who are an amazing example of the great care we strive to provide to each of our patients every day!
- Thomas T. Amatruda, III
- Ellen E. Bellairs
- Catherine Casey
- Sam Economou
- Purvi Gada
- David M. King
- Tim G. Larson
- Valerie Lemaine
- Amy L. McNally
- Jessica Thomes Pepin
- Steven R. Rousey
- John F. Schwerkoske
- John E. Seng
- Annie Tan
- Paul J. Thurmes
- Eric L. Weinshel (retired)
- Paul J. Zander
Congratulations to ALL the excellent physicians across the Twin Cities. We are honored to be part of the Twin Cities' community of care!
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