Johnson, Harold, M, MD

Joshua Ramsay grew up in Michigan, Tennessee, and Florida. He has close family ties to Utah, however. His mother is from Cache Valley and his wife is from Brigham City. Since having his first daughter at Brigham City Community Hospital, Joshua felt a strong pull to return to Utah. Dr. Ramsay received his undergraduate education from Weber State University and Brigham Young University Idaho. While receiving his Doctorate at Lincoln Memorial University, Dr. Ramsay also earned an MBA from the same school. During medical school, he was initially interested in OB/GYN, but changed course after his Oncology/Hematology clinical rotations.

Working in cancer care since 2004, Dr. Carl Gray is one of the most experienced medical oncology practitioners in northern Utah. He is passionate about helping cancer patients through difficult treatments and celebrating with them at milestones along the way. Since cure is not always possible, helping patients have great quality of life with their chronic illness is rewarding. With recent advances in cancer care, including minimally toxic immunotherapy and targeted therapies, patients now have significantly improved quality and quantity of life. Dr. Gray and his patients become family as they develop a close relationship through hard times over many years.

Lynn Larsen is a certified Nurse Practitioner who has worked in hematology and oncology since 2016. Prior to his current role, he has a history of medical experience with spinal cord patients, AIDS patients, emergency room/ surgery patients, and working in the operating room. Lynn received his medical training and undergraduate degrees from Graceland University in Independence, Missouri and is also a certified hypnotherapist.