A New Cancer Center for
St. John's Health
The last thing cancer patients should be worrying about is navigating mountain passes. A new Cancer Center in Jackson will bring vital treatment closer to home—so patients can focus on what matters: getting better, surrounded by the people and place they love.
The comprehensive Cancer Center will encompass a total of 14,800 square feet dedicated to providing medical oncology, chemotherapy, infusion, and radiation oncology services.
Oncology department patients each year
Local demand is real and growing
12% growth in cancer cases projected
In Teton County over the next 4 years
of cancer patients need radiation
Yet no radiation facility exists in our region today
Expected growth in patients 65+
The age in which cancer is most prevalent
Miles of driving each way
for 15-30 radiation treatments
"The toll is immense for anyone who needs to travel for radiation."
"The worst part, worse than hearing I had cancer and having surgery, was driving back and forth to Idaho Falls for 25 treatments over five weeks."
"Cancer treatment took a lot out of Dad, both physically and emotionally."
"After my cancer diagnosis, I was eager to begin treatments that could help me survive."
"Patients shouldn't have to add medical travel to their already exhausting medical journey."
Varian linear accelerator treating 7–10 patients daily, with capacity for up to 30.
8 semi-private bays and two private rooms providing chemotherapy and infusion services.
Continued specialized internal radiation building on our established program.
Customized chemotherapy and other cancer-treatment medications.
PET/CT with simulation, MRI (1.5T & 3T), pathology, and full lab—all on campus.
A wide range of services to support cancer survivors and their caregivers through their journey.
Beth Dannewald is a board-certified nurse practitioner specializing in oncology and hematology, and has cared for cancer patients at St. John's Health since 2019. She earned her Master of Science in Nursing from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
Kerry Carr has been part of the St. John's Health team since 2000. An Advanced Oncology Certified Nurse Practitioner, she cares for our cancer patients and earned her Master of Science in Nursing at the University of Utah Medical Center.
Dr. Miller is a radiation oncologist who treats a wide range of cancers, from breast, lung, and prostate to gastrointestinal, gynecological, head and neck, skin, brain, spine, and lymphatic cancers. Trained at Mayo Clinic, he has additional expertise in proton therapy and HDR brachytherapy.
A board-certified medical oncologist, Dr. Cohen earned her medical degree at George Washington University and completed her residency at the University of Colorado, followed by a fellowship in hematology, oncology, and geriatrics at UCLA. She treats breast, GI, lung, gynecological, and urological cancers, as well as blood cancers including chronic leukemias, lymphoma, and multiple myeloma.
Dr. Caulfield is a board-certified general surgeon with advanced training in oncoplastic and reconstructive surgery. A Fellow of the American College of Surgeons and member of the American Society of Breast Surgeons, her clinical focus areas include breast, colon, thyroid, and parathyroid surgery.
With more than 20 years of experience, Dr. Moore is a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in helping patients and their families cope with the mental and emotional toll of cancer. From diagnosis to treatment and beyond, he offers a steady, compassionate presence to those facing some of life's hardest moments.
Architectural planning and design development initiated
80% of the $25M campaign goal ($20M) targeted for commitment.
Cancer Center construction commences on the first floor of Sage Living East.
Radiation and expanded medical oncology services begin treating patients.
