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Dr Carmel Jacobs

09 623 5602 Auckland Region
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Southern Cross Health Insurance Affiliated Provider for Consultations

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about Dr Carmel Jacobs

Dr Carmel Jacobs is a medical oncologist specialising in the treatment of genitourinary and prostate cancers.
Carmel graduated from the Otago University School of Medicine in 2001 with Distinction. Carmel completed specialist training in oncology in 2011. In 2012 she completed a post graduate diploma in Palliative Care and dual specialist training in Internal Medicine. Between 2013 and 2015 Carmel completed a clinical research fellowship at The Ottawa Hospital, Ontario, Canada, focusing on breast cancer, genitourinary malignancies and melanoma. Carmel has published widely in peer reviewed journals in the area of supportive care of patients with breast cancer.
With her experience in palliative care and academic research, Carmel combines evidence based practice with symptom management.

services

Areas of Specialisation

Lung, Genitourinary & Prostate
Specialist Experience includes: Research fellowship at the Ottawa Hospital, Ontario.
With her experience in palliative care & academic research, Carmel combines evidence based practice with symptom management.

Year of Registration as a Specialist 2011

Hospitals Practicing At: Canopy Cancer Care Epsom & North Shore, Auckland City




Southern Cross Affiliated Provider for Selected Services

credentials

Qualifications/Memberships
MBChB, FRACP

contact Dr Carmel Jacobs

09 623 5602

09 638 7295

021 410 222

Mercy Specialist Centre, 98 Mountain Road, Epsom, Auckland

www.canopycancercare.co.nz

EDI: canopycc

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