Andrew Schreiber, MD

Growing up in Chatham County, North Carolina, my parents worked at UNC Hospitals. My mother was an X-ray tech by day; my father a respiratory therapist by night. Hospital handoffs gave me my first exposure to the fast-paced, highly impactful world of healthcare. \n I wanted to provide excellent care to women throughout every phase of life, so being an ob-gyn was a natural fit. As I progressed through my training, I found particular joy in the operating room and in caring for women with cancer. \n A fellowship in palliative and hospice medicine was a good segue into the subspecialty of gynecologic oncology. My fellowship years shaped me into a well-rounded oncologist who always considers quality of life as I help my patients navigate tough treatments and, sometimes, tough decisions. \n While cancer treatments can be grueling, I want my patients to live life as fully as possible during treatment. I always consider the whole person in front of me as I apply evidence-based medicine to treat each patient. \n I've been honored to receive the Novant Guardian Angel Award (2024) in recognition of compassionate and empathetic care of patients with cancer and the Pope Clinical Research Award from UNC (2022) for performance of a cancer-related research project and for demonstration of excellence in clinical cancer care. \n I participate in sponsored clinical trials at the Novant Health Zimmer Cancer Institute and collaborate with UNC on investigator-initiated studies. My research focus is tailoring treatments to maximize quality of life without limiting treatment efficacy. I have also published on disparities in palliative care. \n My husband is a urologic oncologist, and we often collaborate to treat patients who require complex surgeries or need multidisciplinary care. We have three children, and we speak Spanish at home. I love being able to communicate with my Spanish-speaking patients in their native language. In my free time, I enjoy cooking, running, spending time with friends and traveling.

Novant Health Cancer Institute – Scotts Hill, located in Wilmington, NC, specializes in hematology oncology. The institute aims to provide comprehensive cancer care and treatment for patients in the neighborhood, eliminating the need for extensive travel for medical services. Patients can receive a range of services at the clinic, from initial diagnosis and treatment planning to ongoing monitoring and supportive care. The clinic offers a convenient location for individuals living with cancer or blood disorders to access expert medical care throughout their treatment journey. As a department of Novant Health New Hanover Regional Medical Center, the clinic is strategically situated on Scotts Hill Medical Drive, easily accessible from various surrounding areas such as Porters Neck, Kirkland, and Murrayville, as well as Hampstead, Woodside, and Topsail Beach. Generated from the website content