Ann Chuang, MD, MPH, FACS

Prior to joining the Plastic Surgery Center, he was in practice for many years as an Associate Professor in the Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia where he also served as the Program Director for the Advanced Reconstructive Microsurgery Fellowship. During this time, he has treated countless patients undergoing treatment for breast cancer, head, and neck cancer, sarcoma, and melanoma as well as patients suffering from lymphedema. Dr. Chang was selected for the prestigious accelerated 7-year BA/MD program at Rutgers College. After graduating summa cum laude from this highly competitive program, he continued with his general surgery residency at Rutgers Medical School in New Brunswick, NJ, and devoted an additional two years to basic science research in microvascular tissue engineering and stem cell biology at New York University School of Medicine and Stanford University School of Medicine, for which he won multiple awards from the American College of Surgeons, the Northeastern Society of Plastic Surgeons, and the Plastic Surgery Research Council. Dr. Chang also completed a Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship at UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles, CA, and a Reconstructive Microsurgery Fellowship at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, TX.

Andrew Wong, MD is a member of Summit Health's Radiation Oncology team. Dr. Wong has expertise in all areas of radiation oncology, including stereotactic radiosurgery, stereotactic ablative radiation therapy, image-guided radiation therapy, and brachytherapy and utilizes radiation to treat breast, gynecological, genitourinary, thoracic, head and neck, and central nervous system cancers.Dr. Wong became interested in medicine at a young age and was initially drawn to the technologies that power modern health care. As a college student in biomedical engineering, he studied the processes and components underlying our health care technologies but became much more interested in the clinical side after witnessing several close family members battle their declining health.Dr. Wong believes in and relies on evidence-based medicine, and every recommendation he makes is grounded by clinical data. However, he also greatly appreciates the art of medicine which recognizes the humanistic side of treating patients. Our patients are much more than just the diseases for which we are treating them, says Dr. Wong. I believe if you put the patient first, everything else will fall into place, and I will always do what I believe is best for them, whether that includes radiation treatment or not.Dr. Wong strives to truly understand his patients, which he believes is an essential part of developing a successful treatment plan. Hes most grateful for those moments during follow up visits where he hears about a patients successes both medical and personal.Dr. Wong has served as principal investigator for an institutional trial investigating the use of accelerated partial breast irradiation for early stage breast cancer. He has also authored or co-authored over two dozen peer-reviewed manuscripts.When not caring for patients, Dr. Wong, enjoys spending time with his wife and watching his two daughters grow. Since the start of the pandemic, they have been spending more time outdoors. He enjoys playing tennis with his family, and when he has time to himself, he enjoys reading and watching baseball and football.