Dr. Janna Andrews
About Dr. Janna Andrews
Dr. Janna Andrews serves as the Chair of Radiation Medicine at Phelps Hospital and is the founder of Kicked It In Heels, a nonprofit organization focused on breast cancer survivorship. She has a strong background in oncology prevention and cancer research, with experience in various academic and clinical roles.
Work at Bright Pink
Dr. Janna Andrews serves as a member of the Board of Directors at Bright Pink, a nonprofit organization focused on breast cancer prevention and early detection. She has held this position since 2021, contributing her expertise in oncology and cancer research to support the organization's mission.
Current Role at Phelps Hospital
Dr. Janna Andrews is the Chair of Radiation Medicine at Phelps Hospital, a position she has held since 2022. In this role, she oversees the radiation medicine department and is involved in clinical practices related to oncology, particularly focusing on patient care and treatment strategies.
Education and Expertise
Dr. Janna Andrews earned her Bachelor's degree in Molecular Biology from Princeton University. She furthered her education at Temple University School of Medicine, where she obtained her Doctor of Medicine (MD). Her academic background supports her expertise in oncology prevention and cancer research.
Professional Experience in Oncology
Dr. Janna Andrews has extensive experience in the field of oncology. She worked as a Radiation Oncologist specializing in breast cancer and sarcomas at Indiana University School of Medicine from 2008 to 2010. She also served as an Assistant Clinical Professor at Stony Brook University and held various positions at Northwell Health, including Director of Radiation Medicine at Phelps Memorial Hospital.
Founding Kicked It In Heels
In 2012, Dr. Janna Andrews founded Kicked It In Heels, a nonprofit organization dedicated to breast cancer survivorship. Through this initiative, she focuses on providing support and resources for individuals affected by breast cancer, demonstrating her commitment to improving patient outcomes and community health.