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Tim Hembree, DO, PhD

 
Specialty: Internal Medicine
Program: Internal & Hospital Medicine

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Dr. Timothy Hembree is a Moffitt faculty member in the Department of Internal Medicine, Internal and Hospital Medicine Program. Dr. Hembree is the Assistant Chief Medical Officer at Moffitt Cancer Center and in that role he serves as the Physician Advisor liaison to the Case Management team. His responsibilities include optimization of patient flow and a focus on quality improvement initiatives within the cancer center. Dr. Hembree received his DO degree at Nova Southeastern University College of Osteopathic Medicine in Davie, Florida, and his PhD degree in Biochemistry at the University of Texas, Health Science Center, in San Antonio. He completed an Internal Medicine Residency at Northside Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida. Dr. Hembree was previously a Hospitalist at Inpatient Medical Services at Salem Regional Medical Center in Ohio, where he served as the Medical Director. Dr. Hembree’s clinical focus is on the care of patients with preexisting/chronic illness or medical conditions, such as diabetes, COPD, and HTN, that require inpatient hospitalization during the course of their cancer treatment. He also focuses on acute problems that arise during cancer treatment.


Education & Training

Residency:

  • Northside Hospital - Internal Medicine

Medical School:

  • Nova Southeastern University College of Osteopathic Medicine - DO
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Publications

  • Hembree T, Theou O, Thirlwell S, Reich RR, Cao B, Sehovic M, Syed M, Verma N, Nguyen TC, Keerty D, Wesolow J, Koverzhenko V, Extermann M, Huang J, Ramsakal A. A simple test-based frailty index to predict survival among cancer patients with an unplanned hospitalization: An observational cohort study. Cancer Med. 2021 Sep.10(17):5765-5774. Pubmedid: 34350715. Pmcid: PMC8419777.
  • Afiat TN, Hembree TN, Dean EA, Araujo C, Pena LR, Rosa M, Han HS, Hendrix K, Ramsakal A. Diffuse Intrasinusoidal Hepatic Metastasis from Breast Cancer Presenting as Liver Failure: Effective and Rapid Treatment with Weekly Low-Dose Adriamycin. Am J Case Rep. 2020 Sep.21:e924141. Pubmedid: 32877389. Pmcid: PMC7491943.
  • Keerty D, Das M, Hembree TN, Ramsakal A, Haynes E. Lymphocele Containing Staphylococcus lugdunensis. Cureus. 2020 Nov.12(11):e11666. Pubmedid: 33391904. Pmcid: PMC7769740.
  • Keerty D, Graham L, Haynes E, Hembree TN. Flexural Exanthema From Enfortumab Vedotin. Cureus. 2020 May.12(5):e8102. Pubmedid: 32542157. Pmcid: PMC7292715.
  • Hembree TN, Thirlwell S, Reich RR, Pabbathi S, Extermann M, Ramsakal A. Predicting survival in cancer patients with and without 30-day readmission of an unplanned hospitalization using a deficit accumulation approach. Cancer Med. 2019 Nov.8(15):6503-6518. Pubmedid: 31493342. Pmcid: PMC6825978.
  • Hembree TN, Teer JK, Hakam A, Chiappori AA. Genetic Investigation of Uterine Carcinosarcoma: Case Report and Cohort Analysis. Cancer Control. 2016 Jan.23(1):61-66. Pubmedid: 27009459.
  • Hembree TN, Leeb-Lundberg LM. Regulation of bradykinin B2 receptors by the ras oncogene: evidence for multiple mechanisms. J Cell Physiol. 1996 Nov.169(2):248-255. Pubmedid: 8908192.

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