PRESENT AFFILIATION
Radiation Oncologist
East Texas Medical Center Cancer Institute
PREVIOUS POSITION Locum tenens , Washington-Stanford Radiation Oncology Clinical Assistant Professor, Stanford University Medical Center, Department of Radiation Oncology
BIRTH DATE
March 29, 1965, New York, New York
CITIZENSHIP United States
OFFICE 903-595-5550
hlmckellar@etmc.org
LICENSURES (ACTIVE) Texas State Board of Medical Examiners
California State License
SPECIALTY BOARDS Certified by the American Board of Radiology in Radiation Oncology
November 1999
EDUCATION
University of Texas Health Science Center;
8/90-5/94; M.D. AOA
Texas A&M University; post-baccalaureate pre-med requirements 5/88-5/89
Smith College, Northampton, MA; 8/83-5/87; BA Philosophy Cum Laude
POSTGRADUATE TRAINING Residency: University of Texas M.D. Anderson Center; Radiation Oncology Stanford University; Laboratory experience
Internship: University of Texas-Houston; Internal Medicine
COMMITTEESEast Texas Medical Center Cancer Committee
Radiation Safety Committee-East Texas Cancer Institute
RESEARCH PROJECTS
Past: Managing and coordinating on-line support group for women recently
diagnosed with primary breast cancer (Bosom Buddies)
Stanford Department of Psychiatry The role of ceramide in radiation induced apoptosis
Knox lab; Stanford University Medical Center
Testing of investigational drugs as radiosensitizers in Phase I/II trial
using radioimmunoconjugates. Responsible for enrolling patients and
maintaining data
Knox lab; Stanford University Medical Center
SEMINARS Berlex Oncology Foundation- Epidemiology and Clinical Trial Design
Invited participant (August 1997) PRESENTATIONS
Prognostic Significance of DNA Content in Stage I Adenocarcinoma of the Lung
Poster session presentation; ASTRO, October 1997; Orlando, Florida
Oral presentation; Montague Research Award ; March 1997 HONORS AND AWARDS Dean's List Smith College 1987
Smith College Alumnae Association Scholarship Award 1989
Janet M Glasgow Memorial Achievement Citation 1994
Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society 1994
Montague Research Award-M.D. Anderson Cancer Center 1997 SOCIETY MEMBERSHIPS
American Medical Association
Texas Medical Association
Smith County Medical Society
American Medical Women's Association
American Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology
American College of Radiology
Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society
VOLUNTEER WORK
Houston Area Women's Center: Domestic Violence Program
Junior League of Houston
KARA: Organization for Grief Counseling
PAPERS/PRESENTATIONS/RESEARCHGrigsby PW, Roberts HL, Perez C; Femoral neck fracture following groin irradiation. Int. J. Radiation Oncology, Biol. Phys. Vol. 32, No. 1, 1995. Roberts HL, Komaki R, Allen P, El-Naggar AK; Prognostic significance of DNA content in stage I adenocarcinoma of the lung. Int. J. Radiation Oncology, Biol. Phys. Vol. 41, Number 3, 1998. Guerro TM, Pawlicki T, Murphy M, Chen Y, Martin D, Ma C-M, Le Q-T, Roberts H, Adler J
Cyberknife versus IMRT versus 3D CRT for Lung Cancer: A Monte Carlo Comparative Dosimetry Study. Presented at RSNA 2000 86th Annual Meeting. G. Alpers, A. Winzelberg, C. Classen, H.Roberts, P.Dev, C. Koopman, C.B. Taylor.
Discourse analysis of a structured online breast cancer support group.
Presented at the Society for Behavioral Medicine, Seattle, WA 2001.
A Winzelberg, C. Classen, H. Roberts, G Alpers, R. Adams, C.B. Taylor; An Evaluation of an Internet Suport Group for Women with Primary Breast Cancer; Presented at the Society for Behavioral Medicine, Washington, D.C. 2002
G. Alpers, A. Winzelberg, C. Classen, H.Roberts, P.Dev, C. Koopman, C.B. Taylor; Evaluation of Automatic Text Analysis in an Internet Breast Cancer Support Group; Journal of Psycho-Oncology (in press).
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