Proton Therapy 101 – Rotary Club of Naples

Presentation by: Bradlee Robbert, Director of Operations

Naples Hilton – 5111 Tamiami Trail North, Naples, FL 34103

The Rotary Club of Naples welcomes Bradlee Robbert from UF Health Proton Therapy institute to share the latest in proton therapy. Join us at this engaging rotary club to find out who can benefit from proton therapy and how a patient’s quality of life may be improved with this advanced healthcare technology delivered by experts in the field. Contact us to RSVP for the meeting.

Proton Therapy News Brief Roundup

Catch up on news and developments at the UF Health Proton Therapy Institute.
  • Dr. Mailhot Wins Prestigious Award
  • A Proton Halloween
  • Family Health Day at Riverside Arts Market

Honoring Stuart Klein, Executive Director

Stuart Klein retired on November 3 after 18 years as Executive Director of the UF Health Proton Therapy Institute. Faculty and staff at the UF Health Proton Therapy Institute celebrated his retirement at an appreciation luncheon on September 26.

Heather Oakley Retires, Tamara Sorrye Joins the Team

After a remarkable career that spanned 12 years, we bid a fond farewell to Heather Oakley, MSW, LCSW, OSW-C, who retired in October, and welcome Tamara Sorrye, LMHC-QS. Tamara joins our team as Director of Social Services.

Survivor Spotlight: Bruce Horovitz

In his distinguished career as a journalist, author and entrepreneur, Bruce Horovitz is skilled in finding, researching and writing stories – asking questions and finding answers. Asking questions and finding answers became an even more important part of his life during his prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment.

Dragon Boat Racing for Breast Cancer Survivors

Breast cancer survivor, Pam Reckner, and the Mammoglams compete in races against other teams in Florida and in places as far away as Italy and New Zealand. In New Zealand this year, the team went from 56th to 13th in the world in the breast cancer survivor’s division of Dragon Boat racing.

Tamara Sorrye, LMHC-QS

Ms. Sorrye is responsible for assisting patients and their families with the psychological, social and financial aspects related to their diagnosis and treatment. Her responsibilities will encompass facilitating various patient and caregiver support groups at the Institute, as well as providing short-term counseling. She has practiced in the field of oncology social services for more than 15 years.

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