Best Squamous Cell Carcinoma of Skin Doctors in Burien, WA

'Patient care requires the utmost in both scientific expertise and humanistic understanding.'

Dr. John Paul Flores, MD is a Hematology Specialist who practices in Seattle, WA. He is 42 years old. Dr. John Paul Flores, MD is affiliated with Virginia Mason Medical Center.

Nanette Robinson, MD, specializes in breast cancer, benign and malignant hematology, general oncology and palliative care.

Meaghan O'Malley, MD, is a fellowship-trained general hematologist-oncologist specializing in breast cancer, head and neck cancers and hematologic conditions (both benign and malignant). _x000D_ When not treating cancer, Dr. O'Malley is a bookworm, an avid cook, and a former competitive swimmer who still jumps in the pool frequently. She lives with her radiologist husband and two daughters, and when not at work, can usually be found driving the carpool to soccer practice or troop leading the Girl Scout troops for her elementary aged daughters. A native Californian with a twist of Carolina and Michigan, she is thrilled to call the Pacific Northwest her home.

Dr. Sheldon Goldberg, MD is an Oncology Specialist who practices in Seattle, WA. He is 74 years old and has been practicing for 47 years. Dr. Sheldon Goldberg, MD is affiliated with St. Anne Hospital.

Dr. Ravi Krishnan, MD is a Dermatologist who practices in Seattle, WA. He is 49 years old. Dr. Ravi Krishnan, MD is affiliated with Virginia Mason Medical Center.

Dr. Ravi Krishnan, MD is a Dermatologist who practices in Seattle, WA. He is 49 years old. Dr. Ravi Krishnan, MD is affiliated with Virginia Mason Medical Center.

Dr. Ulrike Ochs, MD is a Dermatologist who practices in Seattle, WA. She is 61 years old and has been practicing for 37 years. Dr. Ulrike Ochs, MD is affiliated with Virginia Mason Medical Center.

Dr. Edwin Rhim, MD is a Dermatologist who practices in Seattle, WA. He is 56 years old and has been practicing for 28 years. Dr. Edwin Rhim, MD is affiliated with Virginia Mason Medical Center.

The patient comes to the physician to ameliorate a health concern. My goal is to remain educated to provide state-of-the-art therapy. To this end, I teach residents in the office and at the University of Washington from which I gain the most. Treatment is tailored to the individual and focuses on prevention. It is important to relate to the whole being and provide solace from all perspectives, emotional, as well as physical, as the skin is a visible organ.