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hematology oncolology interview

Posted By: Mary Lou on 2008-02-05
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I suddenly got a call for an interview with a hematology/oncology group. Does anyone know of a site that I could quickly go to try and review some of the words, maybe some chemotherapy drugs, etc.  I have been working with a urology group and a pain management group for 10 years.  I have probably forgotten what little I did know about this specialty. I have been looking, but no luck. Thanks for any help. Mary Lou  P.S. Just stumbled across this site.  It is awesome!




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