Sankar Srinivasan, MD | Medical Oncologist

Dr. Said Elshihabi joined Cancer Treatment Centers of America® (CTCA) in Atlanta, Georgia as a Neurosurgeon. Dr. Elshihabi provides minimally invasive surgical and radio-surgical management of primary and metastatic brain and spinal tumors. He is board certified in neurological surgery by the American Board of Neurological Surgery. Dr. Elshihabi works closely with patients who have brain or spinal cancer, as well as cancer that has spread to the brain or spine from other areas of the body. He is passionate about incorporating the latest advances in the field of neurosurgery to offer patients less-invasive surgical options that will facilitate a speedy recovery and help reduce risk. "I want my patients to have peace of mind knowing that I am their partner on this cancer journey," says Dr. Elshihabi. "I know first-hand how a cancer diagnosis can affect both the patient and his or her support network because my father also faced a cancer diagnosis.

Dr. Neufeld joined CTCA in July 2013 after nine years of medical and quality improvement training, most of which was done at The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore. In 2013, Dr. Neufeld completed a one-year Anesthesiology fellowship in Interventional Pain Medicine at Johns Hopkins. Dr. Neufeld brings expertise in advanced interventional pain management techniques to treat the needs of his patients, including intrathecal pain pumps, spinal stimulation, nerve blocks and kyphoplasty. Dr. Neufeld has authored several research papers and editorials. He wrote a book chapter titled “Osteopathic Manipulation in Common Musculoskeletal Pain Syndromes†in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, which was published in 2011.

Beomjune B. Kim, DMD, MD, FACS is a head and neck oncology and microvascular surgeon at City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta (formerly Cancer Treatment Centers of America [CTCA]). Dr. Kim provides comprehensive medical and surgical care for patients with cancer and other diseases that affect the head and neck. He is part of the team addressing the complex surgical needs of head and neck cancer patients, and those needing reconstructive surgery. "I was drawn to City of Hope because of their commitment to provide personalized cancer care through a multidisciplinary team approach, my own values are completely aligned with their philosophy on patient care, to treat patients as you would want any member of your own family treated."