Growing Up in Wisconsin: How Dr. Wenig’s Roots Shape Patient Care

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Growing Up in Wisconsin: How Dr. Wenig’s Roots Shape Patient Care

Cancer Covered

14 minutes 42 seconds

9 months ago

Growing Up in Wisconsin: How Dr. Wenig’s Roots Shape Patient Care

In this episode of Cancer Covered, we have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Evan Wenig, a board-certified medical oncologist and hematologist who joined Green Bay Oncology in the fall of 2024. Dr. Wenig shares his journey from a small town in Wisconsin to becoming a dedicated medical professional. In our conversation, he discusses his philosophy on patient care, his inspiration for specializing in oncology and hematology, and his excitement about joining the Green Bay community. We delve into his approach to blending medical expertise with compassionate patient care and his involvement in clinical trials to advance cancer treatment.

Dr. Evan Wenig is a board-certified medical oncologist and hematologist at Green Bay Oncology. Originally from Oostburg, Wisconsin, Dr. Wenig completed his undergraduate education at UW-Green Bay, medical school in North Carolina, and subsequent residency and fellowship in Indiana and Michigan, respectively. His background and family experiences profoundly influenced his career choice and compassionate approach to patient care. Dr. Wenig is also actively involved in clinical research to improve oncology treatments.

“Optimism is the word that I would choose; my hope is to provide a beacon of lightto patients and their families.” ~Dr. Evan Wenig

Today on Cancer Covered:

* Dr. Wenig’s role includes treating cancerous and non-cancerous blood disorders and solid organ cancers.

* A significant personal experience, the loss of his older brother to childhood cancer, inspired Dr. Wenig’s career choice and compassionate approach.

* Growing up in a supportive household equipped Dr. Wenig with the optimism and resilience needed for a career in oncology.

* His philosophy emphasizes patient-centered care, empowering patients to participate in treatment decisions.

* Dr. Wenig values the importance of clinical trials in improving medical treatments and patient outcomes.

* Bonding with the local community and sharing everyday experiences enhances his patient interactions.

* Dr. Wenig enjoys family time, outdoor activities, and exploring new culinary experiences outside of work, which help him recharge.

* Dr. Wenig aims to bring optimism and encouragement to his patients, even in their darkest hours.

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