Advisory Committee
Includes the last five past Presidents. Advises the Executive Council, functions as the Nominating and Resolutions Committees, and nominates the Margaret Hay Edwards Award recipient.
E-mail suggestions for nominations for AACE Leadership to
contactaace@aaceonline.com.
Chair (Immediate Past President)
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Ewa Szumacher, MD, MEd, FCRP(C) (2025)
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Dr. Ewa Szumacher is a Full Professor in the Department of
Radiation Oncology University of Toronto, Canada. She is affiliate
scientist in Evaluative Clinical Sciences, Odette Cancer Research
Program, Sunnybrook Research Institute. She is an academic coordinator
in Medical Radiation Sciences Program, Department of Radiation Oncology
UofT. Her research focus is to understand patient preferences for
radiotherapy treatments across different treatment sites (palliative
radiotherapy, breast ca and GU malignancies). Dr. Szumacher aims to
improve the care of cancer patients by working together as an
interprofessional team in radiation oncology practice. This is achieved
by: fostering an interprofessional practice in radiation oncology
through continuing medical education (CME), scholarly work and research,
developing an interprofessional learning environment and creating
modalities for continuing professional education in radiation therapy by
organizing interprofessional CME events, investigating
interprofessional needs of cancer care providers and trainees.
Publications list (via PubMed)
University of Toronto profile (department of radiation oncology)
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Charles Moore, MD (2024)
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Dr. Moore is a Professor of Otolaryngology - Head &
Neck Surgery and Co-Director of the Center for Cranial Base Surgery
at the Emory University School of Medicine. He is also the Chief of
Service Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery at Grady Memorial
Hospital. The focus of his research is on the investigation of
factors involved in disparity of healthcare, with a particular focus on
head and neck cancer incidence in medically underserved communities,
including a special interest in health equality. Dr. Moore
contributes to the research of craniomaxillofacial trauma and
anterior cranial base tumor pathology. Dr. Moore has numerous Honors,
Awards, and Professional Memberships.
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Kathleen Heneghan, RN, PhD, PNP-C (2023)
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Kathleen Cullen Heneghan, is the Assistant Director of the
Division of Education, Surgical Patient Education Program (SPEP) at
the American College of Surgeons (ACS). Ms. Heneghan is responsible
for the national assessment and development of patient education
programs in surgery. She collaborates with surgical specialty and
professional organizations to develop, implement and evaluate the
surgical patient education resources including electronic, print and
simulation. The Surgical Patient Education Program aims to support
professionals with evidenced based education programs and empower
patients with the skills and knowledge needed for full participation
in care.
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Maria C. Bishop, MD, BSN (2022)
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Dr. Bishop is Professor of Medicine, in the Department of Medicine,
at the University of Arizona, and a member of The University of Arizona
Cancer Center in Tucson. She is a medical oncologist, Program Director
of the Section of Hematology/Oncology, and Chair of the Ethics Committee
at the Southern Arizona Veterans Administration Health Care System. She
specializes in neuro-oncology and end-of-life care. Her research
interests are developing and evaluating cancer related curricula for
predoctoral and postdoctoral students and international cancer
education. Dr. Bishop is also an Associate Editor of the Journal of
Cancer Education.
Dr. Bishop was included on the Dean's List for Excellence in
Teaching in the Clinical Sciences and is a Faculty Mentor for the Societies Program
at The University of Arizona College of Medicine. Societies, a
professional learning community, is a four-year longitudinal teaching
and mentoring program for medical students where they learn
interviewing, physical examination, and patient care skills at the
patient bedside. Dr. Bishop is board-certified in internal medicine,
medical oncology, and hospice and palliative medicine.
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Amr Soliman, MD, PhD (2021)
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