Our Team
Terri Adams: Practice Manager
Terri holds a B.S. degree in business administration, as well as a Masters in health administration. She has 20 years of experience in the healthcare industry, including service in physicians’ practices, hospitals and a cancer research organization. She has special professional interests in women’s health and surgical and oncological practices.
Her outside interests include travel, gardening and cooking. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends.
Whitney Fowler: Medical Assistant II
Whitney has worked in medical offices since 2004. As a volunteer in 1999, she discovered that her true passion is working with oncology patients. In 2009, Whitney moved to Seattle and joined our clinic as a Medical Assistant II. Outside of work, her interests are: spending time with family and friends, camping and exploring nature, reading non-fiction books, painting pottery, volunteering, finding new hole-in-the-wall places, and discovering the unique zest for life that each individual holds and shares.
Ginger Gold: Certified Nursing Assistant
Ginger has been a Medical Assistant since 1972 after graduating with honors from the Medical Assisting Program at Sacramento State University. While busy raising four children, she worked part-time until 1980, when she began a full time Medical Assistant career. Ginger worked in home-hospice care for more than 10 years. Later, she returned to school, completing a second medical assistant program at PIMA Medical Institute in Seattle. She received Certified Nursing Assistant certificate before she began working for Northwest Hospital in 1995. Ginger has a diverse range of healthcare experience from cardiology to family practice. One key hallmark of her work, regardless of specialty, is a commitment to delivering personalized and sensitive care to all of her patients. She feels lucky to be a member of the Women’s Cancer Care of Seattle team, where she feels she gets to make a difference, everyday.
Kathy Kronmal: Registered Nurse
Kathy graduated from the top-ranked University of Washington School of Nursing with a Bachelors degree. She spent four years working in emergency medicine before switching to gynecologic oncology. Special interests include infusion therapy and the prevention and treatment of chemotherapy-related side effects.
Away from work Kathy enjoys watching Husky basketball and playing the saxophone.
Jeni LeFebvre: Clinic Surgery and Infusion Scheduler
Jeni has spent seven years coordinating patient care in surgical and oncological care settings. She is particularly interested in the treatment of women’s cancers and oncology in general.
She graduated from the University of Washington with a B.A. and is currently taking night classes to obtain her nursing degree. She enjoys spending her spare time with friends and family.
