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Cannot Invade The Soul.

Cancer Care Center

Norfolk Center for Cancer Care and Hematology is a premier cancer care center serving cancer patients and their families in Brockton, MA. Our physicians, nurses, and staff are dedicated to providing patients with the latest comprehensive cancer care and treatment in a friendly and supportive community setting.

The Norfolk Center for Cancer Care and Hematology is located just south of Boston, in the diverse and growing city of Brockton, and is affiliated with the Good Samaritan Medical Center and Brockton Hospital. The team at NCCCH is comprised of 2 MD’s, 1 Nurse Practitioner, 1 Physician Assistant, 3 RN’s and 3 support and administrative staff members.

Meet Our Providers

Satinder Dhillon, M.D.

Founder and President of Norfolk Center for Cancer Care and Hematology

Dr. Dhillon completed three years of her research and clinical fellowship in Oncology/Hematology at Tufts University, New England Medical Center, Boston in 1987. Prior to that, she completed 3 years of Residency in Internal Medicine at P.G. General Hospital and Medical Center, in Cheverly, MD. She also completed residency in Pediatric Surgery and General Surgery at Lady Hardinge Medical College in New Delhi, India, where she received her medical degree. Her Senior Residency was completed at King Edward Memorial Hospital in Bombay, India and at Tata Memorial Cancer Institute, one of the largest cancer institutes in India.

Board Certified in Medical Oncology and Internal Medicine by The American Board of Internal Medicine, Dr. Dhillon is also a member of The American Society of Clinical Oncology, The American College of Physicians and the Massachusetts Medical Society. She has admitting privileges at Brockton Hospital and Caritas Christi Good Samaritan Medical Center, where she is a member of The Institutional Review Board and The Cancer Care Committee. In the past she was also a member of The Blood and Transfusion Committee and The Red Cross Committee.

Dr. Dhillon has presented and published several papers in leading journals, and actively participates in community outreach programs, support groups, lecture series, radio, and TV spots in the promotion of cancer awareness and prevention.

Nancy McKinney, M.D.

Bio

Edward Dow, M.D.

Edward Dow is a well-established physician with over twenty-five years of experience in the specialty of Hematology-Oncology. Before coming to the Norfolk Center for Cancer Care & Hematology, Dr. Dow practiced as a senior oncologist at Lahey Clinic, Burlington and Peabody. He has practiced in both academic and community-based settings, starting with his work at Mass General Hospital in 1990 before establishing a private practice at New England Baptist Hospital with privileges at Harvard Medical affiliated Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital and Brigham & Woman’s Faulkner Hospital. He currently holds privileges at Signature Health Brockton Hospital. This gives him a broad and unique perspective of delivery and access to care.

Dr. Dow’s specific area of expertise is blood cancers - multiple myeloma, lymphomas and leukemias as well as Von Willebrand’s Disease and Sickle Cell Anemia. He graduated from Harvard University and went on to receive an M.D. from Tufts University Medical School. He did his internal medicine residency training at Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago before returning to Tufts Medical Center to undertake specialty fellowship training in hematology/oncology. He also did additional training in bone marrow transplantation for hematologic and genetic diseases at the world - renowned Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center in Seattle.

Kimberly Duarte, Nurse Practitioner

Kimberly Duarte, NP, MLS(ASCP)CM

Education:

-BS in Medical Laboratory Science - UMass Dartmouth 2008

-BS in Nursing - MGHIHP 2015

-MS in nursing - MGHIHP 2017

Clinical Interests:

-Hematology

-Oncology

-End of Life Care

-Laboratory Medicine

-Infectious Diseases/Infection Control

Certifications:

Registered Nurse, Certified Nurse Practitioner (AANP), Medical Laboratory Scientist (ASCP)

Bio:

Kimberly obtained her MLS degree in 2008 from UMass Dartmouth and worked in a hospital laboratory for 7 years in the microbiology and immunology departments. She went to nursing school at MGH Institute of Health Profession and obtained her MSN in 2017 and became a Certified Nurse Practitioner. She worked in pain management following graduation for approximately 1 year then transitioned to her area of interest in Hematology/Oncology at NCCCH where she has worked since 2018.

Eva Glieberman, Nurse Practitioner

News and Events

Family of Carol Nichols Presents Bequest to Norfolk Center

The family of the late Braintree patient Carol Nichols presented her bequest of $20,500 during a June 2011 ceremony at the cancer center. Dr. Dhillon paid tribute to the cancer patient's warmth and optimistic outlook. She said that Carol never lost her zest for life, her sense of humor and her will to fight. Carol's brother Bill spoke of his sister's appreciation for the care and support she had received over the years from Dr. Dhillon. "Carol thought so much of Dr. Dhillon and what she is trying to do, he said. "She is trying to show people that this is not just about coming in here for chemo treatments. it's about life."

Holbrook Man Delivers Sister's Bequest

Braintree Woman's Legacy (Boston Globe)

The family of the late patient Carol Nichols of Braintree join Dr. Dhillon in commemorating Carol's 2011 bequest to the Norfolk Center.

Carol Nichols' mother Mary and brother Bill are shown with Dr. Dhillon at the 2011 event marking the bequest.

The Metricks Celebrate 50 Years

The Norfolk Center for Cancer Care and Hematology threw a surprise 50th wedding anniversary party for patient Francine Metrick of Easton on June 7, 2011. Shown at the celebration are, from left, Francine Metrick; Dr. Satinder Dhillon, founder of the Norfolk Center for Cancer Care and Hematology; and Steve Metrick. From an Eiffel Tower image on the wall to Ella Fitzgerald crooning "I Love Paris" and a platefull of cookies decorated to look like the Eiffel Tower, the Center took on a French ambience, thanks to Dhillon and her staff.

"I knew Francine never got to travel beyone Cape Cod, and she always wanted to see Paris, so we decided to bring Paris to her," Dhillon said.

Dr. Dhillon Speaks at Conference

Dr. Dhillon was joined by Dr. Steven Lane at a recent conference on breast cancer, given by the Brockton Hospital School of Nursing Alumni Assn. Dr. Dhillon spoke about treatment modalities and their benefits and adverse effects. Dr Lane, who is the Radiation Oncology Chief at Brockton Hospital, also spoke.

Travelling Patient Art Exhibit: Oncology on Canvas

Every year, Norfolk Center for Cancer Care hosts the traveling exhibit, "Oncology on Canvas," presented by Eli Lilly in association with the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship. It features paintings and photographs, along with essays describing the art, written by patients and/or their families.

Launched in 2004, this program was conceived by Eli Lilly and Company as a way to honor the journey of those whose lives have been affected by cancer. The rich tapestry of emotions conveyed in these pieces of art endures and provides hope and inspiration to others.

Check out some of these pieces:

Travelling Art

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From Route 24 North or South:

Take Exit 18B, and follow Rt. 27 just 1/8 mile to intersection of N. Pearl Street. Turn left onto N. Pearl Street, and follow 1/2 mile to the intersection of Pleasant Street. You will see the Norfolk Center for Cancer Care and Hematology sign at this intersection on your left. Turn left, then take your first left into the Cancer Center parking lot.

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Follow Route 138 along Washington Street to the junction of Union Street, north of Stonehill College. Travel east on Union Street to the intersection of Pearl Street in Brockton Heights. You will see the Norfolk Center for Cancer Care and Hematology sign at this intersection on your left. Proceed through the intersection, then take your first left into the Cancer Center parking lot.