Shore Medical Center Welcomes Eight New Cancer Care Providers to its Cancer Center

Shore Medical Center, a member of the Penn Cancer Network, recently welcomed eight new providers to its Cancer Center team, with oncologist Vijay Sandilya, M.D., now serving as Medical Director of Shore Cancer Center. 

In addition to Dr. Sandilya, Shore Cancer Center’s new providers include Omar Al Ustwani, M.D.; Mylene Go, M.D.; Benjamin Negin, M.D.; Shailja Roy, M.D.; and Kush Sachdeva, M.D., all who are board certified in Medical Oncology and Hematology; and Mysti Blizzard, APN, Jennifer Clark, APN, NP-C, and, board certified family nurse practitioners.

Matthew Piskun, PharmD, MBA, Director of Oncology Services at Shore Medical Center, says these highly skilled and compassionate providers are a welcome addition to the Cancer Center team. 

“This new group of physicians shares with Shore a similar philosophy in patient care and workflow. We feel they bring about a sophistication in process that maximizes clinical time with our patients and enhances the overall patient experience,” Piskun said. 

To learn more about Shore Cancer Center’s new providers, click here.

About Shore Cancer Center
In December 2019, Shore Cancer Center became a member of the Penn Cancer Network, which provides expanded access to advanced expertise and a variety of resources. Shore Cancer Center is a comprehensive, nationally recognized program that utilizes a multi-disciplinary approach to provide you with the highest quality cancer care close to home.

Since 1987, Shore Cancer Center has received accreditation from the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer (CoC), by meeting or exceeding the organization’s stringent standards for patient care. Only one in four community cancer programs nationwide are qualified to earn this level of accreditation that is granted to those facilities that have voluntarily committed to provide the best in cancer diagnosis and treatment and are able to comply with established CoC standards. Each cancer program must undergo a rigorous evaluation and review of its performance and compliance with the CoC standards every three years. CoC-accredited cancer programs throughout the nation diagnose and/or treat 80 percent of newly diagnosed cancer patients annually.

The Shore Medical Center Radiation Oncology Department is accredited by the American College of Radiation Oncology (ACRO). ACRO Accreditation ensures that Shore’s program meets the most current and stringent standards in staffing, equipment, quality control and technical capability.

The Shore Cancer Center's mission includes a commitment to reduce stress and discomfort, thereby allowing the patient to focus on healing and recovery. An important part of fulfilling that mission is providing services beyond the clinical need -- building a safety net of supportive care programs to enhance the healing process.

Shore Cancer Center is located at the corner of Shore Road and Medical Center Way in Somers Point. For more information about cancer support services at Shore Medical Center, call 609-653-3585.