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Sandra Luna-Fineman, MD
- Hematology/Oncology - Pediatric
What drove me into Pediatrics, was the unique opportunity of treating children and helping their families bridge into a happy and better future, despite any health problems. I strive to provide the best evidence-based family-centered care for my patients. This care is multi-disciplinary and comprehensive with respect, all inclusiveness and openness in every step of diagnosis, treatment and followup of children with cancer.
Get to know Sandra Luna-Fineman, MD
- Pediatric Cancer
- Retinoblastoma
- Leukemia
- Hodgkin Lymphoma in Children
- English
- Spanish
Clinical Interests: retinoblastoma, Hodgkin lymphoma, non-Hodgkin lymphoma and Global Oncology. Extraordinary, innovative and cutting edge care - where the family is the FOCUS.
Internship 0
New York University School of Medicine Program
Medical Education 1984
University of San Carlos School of Medicine
Residency 1985
New York University School of Medicine Program
Fellowship 1991
Stanford University Program
For Patients:
Retinoblastoma: clinical approaches to improvement of outcomes around the world. I particularly enjoy mentoring junior faculty in LMIC to implement and analyze new and innovative approaches to childhood cancer in limited-resource settings. Scientific writing with colleagues from LMIC
Retinoblastoma: clinical approaches to improvement of outcomes around the world. I particularly enjoy mentoring junior faculty in LMIC to implement and analyze new and innovative approaches to childhood cancer in limited-resource settings. Scientific writing with colleagues from LMIC
For Referring Providers:
Global Pediatric Oncology, establishing Childhood Cancer Units in Low and Low-middle income and poorly resourced Units around the world
Global Pediatric Oncology, establishing Childhood Cancer Units in Low and Low-middle income and poorly resourced Units around the world
National Research Service Award (NRSA) 1984
NIH
Stanford Immunology Training Grant 1990
AI07290, NIH
NIH
Pacific Rim Research Project Scholarship 1994
University of California, Berkely
Fulbright Scholar, Cancer in LMIC (Guatemala) 1999
Childhood Cancer in LMIC (Guatemala)
Fulbright
Social Mover, Social Award 2004
Guatemala Central government, Guatemala
SIOP Global (International Society of Pediatric Oncology) Award for Best Pediatric Oncology low-income countries presentation 2014
International Society of Pediatric Oncology
SIOP Award for Best Lymphoma 2017
International Society of Pediatric Oncology
SIOP Leadership Award in Paediatric Global Oncology 2020
International Society of Pediatric Oncology
Negative experience all the way around.
Has been caring for my daughter for over a year and still seems entirely unfamiliar with her and her symptoms related to her treatment. I had to remind staff that she was due for regular monitoring, I was never contacted to schedule that appointment but just received a text that appointments had been scheduled. Then the appropriate labs were not ordered, so I now have to take my child to a local lab and put her through another poke in order to obtain appropriate labs. And MRI was 2 hours late so at the time of our appointment there was no information to discuss regarding my daughters health.