Dr. DeMonaco joined the practice upon completing his Hematology-Oncology training in 2006.
Dr. DeMonaco has an undergraduate degree in Biochemistry from Penn State University. This background led him to develop a special interest in Oncology during medical school and residency, when the field was undergoing an exciting shift with better understanding of the mechanisms of cancer and the development and use of improved therapies which target the problem. He currently serves on the Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee for our practice. This group monitors the use of cancer drugs for MOH and evaluates new drugs as they are approved.
One of Dr. DeMonaco’s primary interests is doctor-patient communication. During his fellowship, he participated in a dedicated program funded by the National Cancer Institute with the goal of helping oncologists-in-training improve their communication skills with patients who have a serious illness.
He enjoys swimming and the Pittsburgh Steelers. He lives in Bethesda with his wife and their 3 children.
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Nicholas DeMonaco, M.D.
7704 Matapeake Business Drive,
Suite 200 Brandywine, MD 20613
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Due to the resurgence in COVID cases, and to help reduce risk to patients and staff we are only allowing patients in and are not permitting visitors at this time. Non-ambulatory (i.e. wheelchair) and incapacitated patients are allowed to have caregivers accompany them in the practice if they have no upper respiratory symptoms. We recognize that this may cause concerns and appreciate your cooperation in accommodating extenuating circumstances on a case-by-case basis.
Please be patient as we are experiencing technical difficulties with our phone system today. We are working diligently to get this problem resolved. We appreciate your patience during this time.
Due to the resurgence in COVID cases, and to help reduce risk to patients and staff we are only allowing patients in and are not permitting visitors at this time. Non-ambulatory (i.e. wheelchair) and incapacitated patients are allowed to have caregivers accompany them in the practice if they have no upper respiratory symptoms. We recognize that this may cause concerns and appreciate your cooperation in accommodating extenuating circumstances on a case-by-case basis.
Please be patient as we are experiencing technical difficulties with our phone system today. We are working diligently to get this problem resolved. We appreciate your patience during this time.
