Lindsay Torrice, Msn, CPNP-PC

I’m an oncologist at UNC. I care for patients with leukemia and myelodysplastic syndrome. I believe medicine is a calling to serve and care for patients and I strive to provide person-centered, compassionate care. My research interests include quality of life, patient preferences and values, quality care delivery, and patient-centered outcomes. I lead a research program focused on developing approaches to identify patient values at the point of care and assisting oncologists to align care with what matters most to patients. I love to spend time outside of work with my wife and three kids and serving at our church.

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