New Breast Surgeon Joins Genesys Health System

Linda Dubay, MD

Genesys Health System is pleased to welcome breast surgeon, Linda Dubay, MD to the cancer care team. A board-certified general surgeon, Dr. Dubay has more than 25 years of experience, specializing in breast cancer, breast health and high-risk screenings. Dr. Dubay is known for her quality of patient experience, leadership skills, extensive surgical experience and dedication to teaching.

Dr. Dubay will work closely with the Oncology Nurse Navigator to help patients understand their diagnosis, treatment plan and available resources needed throughout the cancer journey.

She obtained her medical training at Wayne State University School of Medicine and completed her surgical residency at Providence Hospital in Southfield. She is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons and a Clinical Assistant Professor at Wayne State University School of Medicine. Dr. Dubay is also affiliated with Ascension Providence Hospital in Novi. In addition to seeing patients and performing procedures at Genesys, she will continue to see patients at Ascension Providence and Ascension Medical Center in Howell.

Dr. Dubay’s office is located inside Genesys Regional Medical Center. The office can be reached at 810.606.7903. New patients are being accepted.

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