
Campbell County Health's Medical Oncology area offers comfortable, spacious surroundings on the main floor of the hospital. Use the north, or "annex" entrance to access the Heptner Cancer Center.
Find Heptner Cancer Center at:
Location: Campbell County Memorial Hospital, 501 S. Burma Avenue, Gillette,
Wyoming 82716
Medical Oncology/Infusion phone:
307-688-1900
Director: Leigh Johnson, MS, RTT, CMD,
307-688-1962,
leigh.johnson@cchwyo.org
Cancer Resource Center:
888-684-4550
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