Katie Kemble, DNP, FNP-C, ARNP. Dr. Kemble received her Doctor of Nursing Practice from the University of Washington, and Nurse Practitioner certificate from the Primary Care Associate Program at Stanford University. Her research interests include cancer survivorship issues and translational research. Dr. Kemble recently completed a research project, funded by the U.S. Army Medical Research and Material Command, looking at the effects of low to moderate exercise on fatigue in breast cancer survivors.

Chandra Villano, ND. Dr. Villano has an undergraduate degree in Exercise Physiology and a Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine. She currently has a naturopathic consulting practice and teaches community preventative health education classes. She is a certified instructor of Yoga of the Heart for Cardiac and Cancer Patients. Dr. Villano has an extensive background in nutrition and integrative and complimentary medicine.

Mary Gunkel, RN, OCN, CYT. Mary has been an oncology nurse for 20 years and also has a teaching degree. She currently manages an oncology program that spans four rural counties in Eastern Washington. She is a certified Yoga teacher in the Viniyoga tradition. She also teaches restorative and therapeutic yoga classes and workshops.

Tim Burnham Ph.D. Dr. Burnham is an Associate Professor of Exercise Science at Central Washington University. His research interests include cancer survivorship issues. He has seven peer-reviewed publications, which look at the interaction between physical activity and physical and psychosocial function.

Tamara Wells, BA, OT. Tamara is certified both as a Manual Lymphedema Therapist and Neurodevelopmental Therapist. She specializes in advanced problem solving for lymphedema. She is also a certified Instructor for LeBed: Focus on Healing, which utilizes dance therapy for cancer survivors. Tamara has extensive training and experience working with cancer survivors and is a frequent lecturer.

Sue Fletcher, BS, RD. Sue is a registered dietician with extensive experience providing medical nutrition therapy for specific medical conditions in underserved populations. She has dedicated many years counseling low-income pregnant and postpartum women on appropriate nutrition. She provides counseling for cancer survivors on diet modifications, which may reduce the risk of cancer recurrence.

Phylicia Hancock-Lewis, MSN, FNP, ARNP. Phylicia is a Nurse Practitioner who has extensive experience in family practice, women's health, and psychosocial issues unique to cancer survivorship. She dedicates much of her time to community educational programs, women's health outreach classes, and children's programs focusing on health promotion and disease prevention with lifestyle modifications.