TASMAN DAY SURGERY - Key Persons
Dr Kate Gregory is a Consultant Medical Oncologist specialising in Gynaecological,Breast Cancer and Melanoma.
She did her oncology training at the Royal Marsden Hospital and also completed her research degree there.
Kate has been chair of the New Zealand Gynaecological Cancer Group for the last 5 years. Since August 2022, she has been Co-Medical Director of the Cancer Society.
Joining Kate in the Oncology team is Steve Delaney and Anna Wojtacha.
Kate is an Infusion Service Coordinator for immunotherapy / chemotherapy of non-funded drugs at Tasman Day Surgery.
Job Titles:
- General Manager
- Registered Nurse
Lynda is a registered nurse with 30 years of experience, including leading Nelson Hospital's medical ward as clinical nurse manager. Whilst previously also involved with orthopaedic, general surgical and obstetric nursing Lynda has specialised recently in endoscopy, particularly screening, surveillance and acute services.
Lynda is passionate about providing a caring, quality service. This ensures that Tasman Day Surgery supports each patient's needs, and the needs of their whanau, maximising the patient experience.
Lynda has been pivotal in supporting the development of Tasman Day Surgery. When not focussed on this, she, her husband Lance, and three teenage boys loving accessing the great outdoors, and all that the Nelson and Tasman region has to offer.
Mary started her working career in the rural farming sector in Marlborough before eventually moving to Blenheim and embracing the urban lifestyle.
She has worked in a diverse range of workplaces including hospitality, retail, a dental practice and, before joining the Tasman Day Surgery Team, she worked in a busy real estate company as a receptionist and administrator. She has a passion for customer service with a smile and strives to help people wherever and whenever she can.
Mary has lived in Nelson since 2015 and is happily married to husband Juan. Together with their Labradoodle, Harvey, they love to go swimming at the beach and tramping or mountain biking in the surrounding hills. On weekends they love to spend time at their home with friends and family around Juan's much loved charcoal barbeque, enjoying good food and friendly banter.
Soo emigrated from Guernsey 2002, and after travelling around New Zealand in a campervan decided that sunny Nelson was the place to call home.
With a background in accounting and administration, Soo's most recent role was as a health care clinical administrator.
Loving the outdoors, especially walking on the beach with her wee dog Digby, Soo and partner Simon are also kept busy developing their lifestyle section in Mahana.
Soo is very excited with her new role as Patient Co-ordinator at Tasman Day Surgery and is looking forward to helping the team provide excellent care for our patients.