MB ChB 2003 Auckland; FRACP 2012

MEDICAL BACKGROUND:
Sheridan completed medical oncology specialist training in Auckland and became a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians in 2012. She undertook a 2 year clinical research fellowship in breast cancer at the British Columbia Cancer Agency, Vancouver, Canada before returning to New Zealand in 2014.

Sheridan was awarded the Genesis Trust Murray Jackson Fellowship for research on circulating tumour DNA as a biomarker in advanced breast cancer. With collaborators at the University of Otago and the University of Auckland she continues to research blood based biomarkers in breast cancer. Sheridan leads the medical oncology breast team at Auckland District Health Board and in 2018 she established a pilot program at Auckland City Hospital for neoadjuvant treatment of breast cancer. Sheridan participates in the national breast special interest group and the Auckland Breast Cancer Study Group, she is a member of American Society of Clinical Oncology, New Zealand Society for Oncology and Breast Cancer Trials.

Sheridan is committed to providing patient and family centred care through clear communication and to obtaining the best possible outcomes for every patient.

FROM SHERIDAN:
“As an oncologist I am able to provide all of the elements of care that lead me to a career in medicine.

It is an honour to walk together with a patient and their family through the highs and lows of cancer treatment and to provide compassion built on a holistic relationship. It is also exciting to work in a profession where the evolving scientific understanding of cancer and cancer treatment can quickly influence clinical practice. I am pleased to be working alongside a group of oncologists who are research focused and who are committed to excellence and compassion in their work.”

Medical Oncologist - Breast cancer

4 December 2003

Internal Medicine