Funding The Future

Fellowship Program

Lynn Sage Breast Cancer Foundation supports specialized training in the detection and treatment of breast cancer for a number of specialties including breast surgery, breast imaging, and pathology. After completing their training, many of the physicians go on to become leaders in breast programs around the country. Support for this program ensures patients all over the US have access to physicians with specialized training in the treatment of breast cancer.

Breast Surgery Fellowship

Breast Imaging Fellowship

Hematology/ Oncology Fellowship

Pathology Fellowship

Breast Surgery Fellowship

Breast Imaging Fellowship

Hematology/ Oncology Fellowship

Pathology Fellowship

Dr. Martha Sevenich is a Breast Imaging Fellow and Instructor at Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine. With a background in biomechanical engineering and public health, she combines scientific rigor with compassion for patients. Dr. Sevenich was drawn to breast imaging by the opportunity to make early and life-changing diagnoses, and she sees this fellowship as a chance to contribute meaningfully to research and care. She emphasizes that donor support is essential to advancing breast imaging training and ensuring women receive the highest-quality, most timely care.

Dr. Ankita Roy-Adhia completed her undergraduate and medical training at Northwestern University and is continuing her career in breast imaging. She was inspired to pursue this specialty by the close patient relationships and the ability to provide both answers and reassurance during uncertain times. Dr. Roy-Adhia views the Lynn Sage Fellowship as an incredible opportunity to learn from leaders in the field while shaping the future of breast cancer care. She notes that donor funding allows fellows to gain critical experience and to build careers dedicated to improving outcomes for patients.

Dr. Kirsten Lung is a Breast Surgical Oncology Fellow at Northwestern, originally from Southern California. With training from UCLA, Harvard, and now Northwestern, she brings deep expertise and a commitment to advancing surgical care for breast cancer patients. Dr. Lung was inspired to pursue this field because of the complexity of treatment decisions and the opportunity to provide holistic, compassionate care. She describes the Lynn Sage Fellowship as both an honor and a responsibility to advance research and patient care, underscoring that donor support directly fuels training that will shape the next generation of surgical leaders.