Phoebe Cancer Center leader named co-chair of national advocacy group
From staff reports
ALBANY — Ursula Mathis-Dennis, the director of quality, comprehensive programs and services for Phoebe Putney Health System’s Oncology Service Line, has been named the co-chair of the Georgia Society of Clinical Oncology (GASCO) Administrators’ Association for the 2024-2026 term.
Mathis-Dennis’s extensive experience and commitment to GASCO, where she has served as an active member for several years, make her a deserving choice for this prestigious position, officials with the organization said.
“GASCO plays a pivotal role in shaping the landscape of oncology care in our state, and I am deeply honored to accept the role of co-chair for the 2024-2026 term,” she said. “My years of service on the board have shown me the incredible impact that GASCO has on the delivery of cancer care in Georgia. This appointment reflects not only my commitment to advancing oncology care but also the dedication of the entire Phoebe Cancer Center team to serving the needs of cancer patients throughout southwest Georgia.”
GASCO, a dedicated advocate for oncology providers, works to ensure the delivery of the highest-quality, compassionate cancer care. Mathis-Dennis’s appointment as co-chair further solidifies the Phoebe Cancer Center’s reputation for exceptional expertise and leadership in the field of oncology.
“The outstanding Phoebe Cancer Center team is committed to excellence, and Ursula’s appointment to this important leadership position is a testament to our team’s dedication,” Phoebe Cancer Center Chief of Staff Dr. Chirag Jani said. “We are proud to have her represent our institution and the state of Georgia on a national level, where she will undoubtedly contribute significantly to the advancement of oncology care.”
GASCO’S Administrators’ Association is part of a statewide network of chapters under the American Society of Clinical Oncology. In her role as co-chair, Mathis-Dennis will represent the state on matters related to oncology care and insights. The appointment underscores her impact on Georgia and beyond.
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