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Portrait of Stephen Bernard

Stephen Bernard

Clinical Research
Chapel Hill, North Carolina

Clinical research, gastrointestinal cancer and palliative/supportive care, pharmacology of both antineoplastics and supportive care medications. Co-Director of the Palliative Care Program and the Physician in Charge of the Supportive Care Consultation Service and Clinic at the University of North Carolina Hospitals and Medical School.

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Specialty Clinical Research
Industry Educational Services
Location Chapel Hill, North Carolina

About Stephen Bernard

Clinical research, gastrointestinal cancer and palliative/supportive care, pharmacology of both antineoplastics and supportive care medications. Co-Director of the Palliative Care Program and the Physician in Charge of the Supportive Care Consultation Service and Clinic at the University of North Carolina Hospitals and Medical School.

Education & Training

1968

B.A.

Education Level: B.A.

Institution: University of Pennsylvania

United States of America

Internal Medicine

Education Level: Residency

Institution: Columbia Presbyterian Hospital (Columbia University) in New York City

United States of America

Internal Medicine

Education Level: Internship

Institution: Columbia Presbyterian Hospital (Columbia University) in New York City

United States of America

Professional Affiliations

  • American Society of Clinical Oncology
  • American College of Physicians
    Fellow

Honors & Awards

  • Castle Connolly Top Doctors
  • University Cancer Research Fund grant to develop a supportive care clinic in the outpatient oncology clinics at UNC Hospital and Medical School

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PROFILE SUMMARY

Professional Summary

Clinical research, gastrointestinal cancer and palliative/supportive care, pharmacology of both antineoplastics and supportive care medications. Co-Director of the Palliative Care Program and the Physician in Charge of the Supportive Care Consultation Service and Clinic at the University of North Carolina Hospitals and Medical School.