Jan Moreb, MD

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Dr. Chen is passionate about cancer research. He is a principal investigator of multiple clinical research trials at Novant Health Oncology Specialists. His special interests are immunotherapy and targeted therapies. His findings have been published in several oncology journals and part of presentations for national oncology meetings. Dr. Chen is an assistant professor at the Campbell School of Medicine and has a special interest in treating hematologic malignancies, benign hematologic disorders and gastrointestinal cancers. Originally, from New York City, he lives in Winston-Salem with his wife, Beth, and children Niko, Christopher and Anna Elizabeth. He attends Hope Presbyterian Church and enjoys playing the violin and jazz guitar.

I am a hematology/oncology specialist and the physician lead for the transplant and cellular therapy department for Novant Health Cancer Institute. \n No two cancers are the same because no two patients are the same. Each patient comes with a different set of life experiences and ideas, which makes treating cancer unique to each individual patient. And this is why I was drawn to the field of oncology; it allows me an opportunity to improve a person's life during what might be the most difficult time of their life. \n To properly treat the whole person and not just the disease, you need to engage in active conversation with the patient throughout the treatment process. This is why I approach medicine and oncology from the position of a partnership between me and the patient. Very rarely in oncology do we find ourselves with decisions where the right answer is in black and white. \n I am a member of the American Society of Hematology, as well as the American Society for Transplant and Cellular therapy. My membership in these organizations keep me up to date on the latest research and treatment options in the field. I'm also actively engaged in clinical research focused on acute leukemia, with the goal of finding new, targeted therapies that improve disease control and survival while limiting side effects and maintaining a good quality of life through treatment. \n When I am not seeing patients, I enjoy time with my wife and three daughters. I am an outdoor enthusiast who enjoys skiing, SCUBA diving, kite surfing and long-distance running. I am passionate about the shared human experience and love meeting new people and exploring new ideas and places.