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Dr. Lee-may Chen is the Division Director and Program Director for the UCSF/KPSF Gynecologic Oncology Fellowship Program. She is deeply committed to education and improving the outcomes of gynecologic cancer care.
Since 2008, I have been the director of the UCSF Gynecologic Cancer Risk Program. With a strong collaboration between the Cancer Genetics and Prevention Program and the Department of Pathology, we have long been interested in identifying at-risk individuals and families for hereditary cancer syndromes. The decision for risk-reducing surgery is fraught with unknowns and anxiety for patients. By studying patient centered outcomes, we are better able to counsel women and personalize their decision making.
We are also working closely with the Medical Center on their Perioperative Pathway Program. By creating a surgical pathway for open & minimally invasive surgery cases, we have been able to reduce hospital length of stay and decrease costs without compromising patient satisfaction. Surgical pathways also proves a robust platform to teach quality improvement, and we have integrated medical students, residents, and fellows into various performance improvement projects (opiate disposal, bowel prep) along the patients’ journey.
Dr. Lee-may Chen, a specialist in cancers of the female reproductive system, is director of UCSF's gynecologic oncology division. She has a particular interest in surgical and medical management of ovarian cancer.
Chen's research focuses on early detection in women who are at high risk of developing gynecological cancer, as well as symptom management and decision making in the treatment of these cancers.
Chen earned her medical degree and completed a residency in obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Michigan. She completed a fellowship in gynecologic oncology at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center before joining UCSF Medical Center in 1999.
Honors & Awards
1999 ASCO/AACR Methods in Clinical Cancer Research Workshop
2001 Berlex Foundation, Junior Faculty Development Course
2002 ACOG/CREOG National Faculty Award
2003-2005 UCSF Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences
2007-2008 Outstanding Resident Teaching Award
2006 Cancer Liason Physician Outstanding Performance Award
2010 Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center Quality Award
2010 The Ernie H. Rosenbaum, MD Commitment to Patient Care Award
2010-2015 Edward C. Hill, MD, Endowed Chair
Since 2008, I have been the director of the UCSF Gynecologic Cancer Risk Program. With a strong collaboration between the Cancer Genetics and Prevention Program and the Department of Pathology, we have long been interested in identifying at-risk individuals and families for hereditary cancer syndromes. The decision for risk-reducing surgery is fraught with unknowns and anxiety for patients. By studying patient centered outcomes, we are better able to counsel women and personalize their decision making.
We are also working closely with the Medical Center on their Perioperative Pathway Program. By creating a surgical pathway for open & minimally invasive surgery cases, we have been able to reduce hospital length of stay and decrease costs without compromising patient satisfaction. Surgical pathways also proves a robust platform to teach quality improvement, and we have integrated medical students, residents, and fellows into various performance improvement projects (opiate disposal, bowel prep) along the patients’ journey.
Dr. Lee-may Chen, a specialist in cancers of the female reproductive system, is director of UCSF's gynecologic oncology division. She has a particular interest in surgical and medical management of ovarian cancer.
Chen's research focuses on early detection in women who are at high risk of developing gynecological cancer, as well as symptom management and decision making in the treatment of these cancers.
Chen earned her medical degree and completed a residency in obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Michigan. She completed a fellowship in gynecologic oncology at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center before joining UCSF Medical Center in 1999.
Honors & Awards
1999 ASCO/AACR Methods in Clinical Cancer Research Workshop
2001 Berlex Foundation, Junior Faculty Development Course
2002 ACOG/CREOG National Faculty Award
2003-2005 UCSF Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences
2007-2008 Outstanding Resident Teaching Award
2006 Cancer Liason Physician Outstanding Performance Award
2010 Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center Quality Award
2010 The Ernie H. Rosenbaum, MD Commitment to Patient Care Award
2010-2015 Edward C. Hill, MD, Endowed Chair
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Allison H. Kay, Rachel Levy,Nancy Hills,Allyson Jang, Alison Mcgough-Maduena, Natalia Dematteo, Melissa Mark,Stefanie Ueda,Lee-may Chen,Jocelyn S. Chapman
Rachel A. Levy, Prisca C. Diala, Harriet T. Rothschild, Jasmine Correa,Evan Lehrman,John C. Markley,Liina Poder,Joseph Rabban,Lee-may Chen, Jo Gras,Nasim C. Sobhani,Arianna G. Cassidy,
Journal of Pain and Symptom Managementno. 5 (2024): e522
Journal of obstetrics and gynaecology : the journal of the Institute of Obstetrics and Gynaecologyno. 1 (2024): 2349960-2349960
SEMINARS IN ONCOLOGY NURSINGno. 4 (2023): 151431-151431
Leslie N Chan,Lee-May Chen, Mindy Goldman,Julie S Mak,Douglas C Bauer,John Boscardin,Michael Schembri,Victoria Bae-Jump,Sue Friedman,Vanessa L Jacoby
Obstetrics and gynecologyno. 1 (2023): 160-169
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Allison H. Kay, Rachel Levy,Nancy K. Hills,Allyson Jang, Alison McGough-Maduena, Natalia Dematteo,Melissa Mark,Stefanie Ueda,Lee-may Chen,Jocelyn Chapman
Gynecologic Oncology Reports (2023): S25-S25
Karen H. Lu,David S. Loose,Melinda S. Yates, Graciela M. Nogueras-Gonzalez,Mark F. Munsell,Lee-may Chen,Henry Lynch, Terri Cornelison,Stephanie Boyd-Rogers,Mary Rubin,Molly S. Daniels,Peggy Conrad,
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