Jeanne T. Gosselin, MD, Rheumatologist

I find the most rewarding part of radiation oncology to be guiding patients through their treatment options and helping them understand how radiation fits into their overall care plan. My goal is to ensure patients feel informed, supported and empowered to make decisions. I treat patients with various types of malignancies, with a particular emphasis on prostate and lung cancers. I participate in multidisciplinary clinics, where I emphasize the collaborative nature of cancer care and work to align treatment plans with each patient’s values and goals. My primary research focus is on improving patient quality of life and minimizing the side effects of radiation treatment.

Dr. Brendan Thoms is an Assistant Professor at the University of Vermont Medical Center Division of Rheumatology. Dr. Thoms previously completed his Ph.D. in Clinical Medical Research and medical training with Imperial college London. Their areas of expertise include inflammatory arthritis, gout and systemic autoimmune disorders. Research interests include inflammatory arthritis and improving access to subspeciality care. Their care philosophy is built on good communication and shared decision making with patients.

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