Jennifer Flannery, PA-C, MHS

Locations of Practice

Overview

Ms. Flannery is a board-certified Physician Assistant (PA-C) with over two decades of medical experience, including medical oncology, emergency medicine, and reconstructive surgery.  Ms. Flannery earned a B.S. from Ithaca College and her advanced degree from Duke University.  She is currently a UW faculty member and teaching associate with the Department of Radiation Oncology located at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center – Proton Therapy.

Her current area of clinical practice is prostate cancer survivorship, a clinic for on-going surveillance care and wellness following proton beam therapy treatment.  Ms. Flannery partners with patients and families to manage post-radiation care and promote healthy lifestyle behaviors as part of their overall recovery. She also serves as the team leader to manage on-site acute medical needs of Proton Center clinic patients should urgent issues arise.

You will also find her at the monthly Prostate Dinner Club, a prostate cancer support group hosted by Cancerlifeline.org, where she likes to engage patients on various topics, enjoy guest lectures, or occasionally give one herself.

Education and Training

Master of Health Sciences, 2004
Certificate in Physician Assistant Studies, 2004
Duke University, Durham NC

Post-Baccalaureate-Premedical Coursework, 1998-2001
Anatomy, Physiology, Biology, Microbiology, Chemistry, and Organic Chemistry
Harvard University Extension School, Cambridge, MA

Bachelor of Science, Health Information Management, 1994
Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY