Minnesota Oncology is proud to announce that 17 of our physicians have been named “Top Doctors for Women” by Minnesota Monthly magazine. This list represents roughly one third of our physicians, most of whom are honored on other local lists such as Rising Stars, Best Doctors and Top Doctors.
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Minnesota Monthly’s website includes the 2016 Top Doctors for Women List.
Below is a complete list of Minnesota Oncology physicians recognized by Minnesota Monthly magazine this year.
| Physician | Clinic Location(s) | 2016 "Top Doctor for Women" Category |
| Thomas Amatruda, MD | Fridley | Oncology |
| Cheryl Bailey, MD | Minneapolis | Gynecologic Oncology |
| Ellen Bellaris, MD | St. Paul, Maplewood | Oncology |
| Catherine Casey, MD | Edina | Gynecologic Oncology |
| Sam Economou, MD | Plastic Surgery Consultants, Edina | Plastic Surgery |
| Thomas Flynn | Retired | Hematology |
| Matthew Graczyk, MD | Minneapolis | Thoracic Surgery |
| Nisha Jacobs, MD | Coon Rapids | Oncology |
| Louis Jacques, MD | Edina | Thoracic Surgery |
| Tim Larson, MD | Minneapolis | Oncology |
| Amy McNally, MD | St. Paul | Gynecologic Oncology |
| Steven Rousey, MD | Edina | Hematology |
| Mark Sborov, MD | Edina | Oncology |
| John Seng, MD | Minneapolis | Hematology, Oncology |
| Annie Tan, MD | Coon Rapids | Gynecologic Oncology |
| Michaela Tsai, MD | Minneapolis | Oncology |
| Paul Thurmes, MD | Minneapolis | Oncology |
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