Abstract
Dr. Sanatani is a medical oncologist at the London Regional Cancer Program at Victoria Hospital. Originally interested in general medicine, he then changed routes to medical oncology. We had the opportunity to talk to Dr. Sanatani about the field of medical oncology at LHSC, in Canadian healthcare, and the significance of the patient-physician relationship within the field.
Highlights
Could you tell us a bit about yourself and your educational background? I’m a medical oncologist at the cancer clinic here in London
Dr Sanatani is a medical oncologist at the London Regional Cancer Program at Victoria Hospital
I took a bit of a circuitous route to come here: I started off in biochemistry, but I wanted something immediate where I could get the sense I was doing something meaningful, so I switched over to medicine very late in my educational path
Summary
Dr Sanatani is a medical oncologist at the London Regional Cancer Program at Victoria Hospital. Interested in general medicine, he changed routes to medical oncology. I’m a medical oncologist at the cancer clinic here in London. I took a bit of a circuitous route to come here: I started off in biochemistry, but I wanted something immediate where I could get the sense I was doing something meaningful, so I switched over to medicine very late in my educational path. I faint when I see blood, so I’m sort of limited from specialties in that way. This was something I could do, and it gave me a sense of having a purpose that people could benefit in that moment
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