NHPCC Donates $5000 for Prostate Cancer Research
New Hampshire group's gift will support research to distinguish effective from unnecessary treatments
Norris Cotton Cancer Center has received a generous donation of $5,000 from the New Hampshire Prostate Cancer Coalition (NHPCC) to help support a unique...
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Kris Green joins NHPCC Board of Directors
Kristine A. Green of Hooksett, Practice Manager and Executive Nurse for Concord Hospital’s Urologic Care Center, has been elected to the board of directors of the NH Prostate Cancer Coalition.
Currently president of the New England chapter of the Society of Urologic Nurses and Associates, Ms. Green supervises 36 employees and coordinates the activity of eight urologists at Concord Hospital’s Center for Urologic Care. She also is the practice manager of the hospital’s Wound Healing Center.
A Certified Urologic Registered Nurse for 16 years, she graduated from New Hampshire Technical College in Manchester, Rivier College in Nashua and received her Master of Science degree in Healthcare Administration from New England College.
Her interests include hiking, kayaking, cross county skiing and watching the New England Patriots to which she has season tickets.
Dr. David Gilmour joins our Coalition
Dr. David Gilmour of Hollis, a retired cardiologist and prostate cancer survivor, has been elected a director of the N.H. Prostate Cancer Coalition, reports President Steve Ladew of Merrimack.
A native of Charlotte, N.C., Dr. Gilmour graduated from Davidson College in 1962 and Harvard Medical School in 1966. He was a resident and fellow at the Harvard Service at Boston City Hospital, a physician at Hammersmith Hospital in London and a faculty member at Boston City Hospital. He joined Dr. James Squires in Nashua in 1972 at the Matthew Thornton Health Plan, which became the first HMO in New Hampshire.
He later practiced with Dr. Peter Hacker in Nashua. After retiring in 2000, he biked across the country with veterinarian George Wrightson of Hollis. The past ten years he has worked part time for Bike Vermont, leading tours in Vermont, Maine, and Scotland. David is a volunteer driver and a member of the board of Meals on Wheels.
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