Interest in Helping Others
The field of cancer is very exciting In terms of new developments and treatments. The biology, the science and genes are all important aspects. This interest as well as genuinely wanting to help others beat this disease made me decide to go into oncology.
More than just a Patient
Patient-Doctor interaction is very important, and giving quality care to those in need is very rewarding. The patients need access, expertise, compassion and to know that the people treating them really do care. We really want to help you get better and make this experience as comfortable as possible.
Wide Range of Treatment Options
We are the first practice in nine years that was asked to join the Cancer Center Alliance at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. This allows us to bring clinical trials to our patients, and gives them more opportunities to participate. Clinical trials are a very important part of advancing the science of cancer management.
-Raymond Smith
Dr. Raymond Smith Joined Quincy Medical Group:
2005
Board Certifications:
American Board of Internal Medicine, Medical Oncology
American Board of Internal Medicine, Internal Medicine
Medical Education:
MD, University of Virginia School of Medicine, Charlottesville, VA
Residency:
University of Virginia, Internal Medicine, Charlottesville, VA, 1988
Fellowships:
Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO, 1993
Professional Societies:
Illinois Medical Oncology Society
All are very nice and respectable.
Quincy Medical Group Patient
Dr Raymond Smith is just great!
Quincy Medical Group Patient
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Quincy Medical Group Patient
Dr. Smith is great. Always listens to any concerns/questions and answers & explains to me. Talks in an understandable way.
I was early. They worked me in ahead of time.
Breast cancer is scary & I've always felt confident & comfortable with everyone.
Quincy Medical Group Patient
Was impressed with Pandora music being played on TV instead of a TV program. Thought it was very calming.
Quincy Medical Group Patient