Dr. Millett was featured in the Steadman Philippon Research Institute news letter. The article focused on his career that was guided by family, focus and influential mentors.
“As long as I can remember, I wanted to be a doctor,” he says, recalling his childhood and growing up in the small rural town of Dalton, Pennsylvania. “I had a younger brother, Andy, who died of cancer when I was 14. The dedication of his doctors at Children’s Hospital in Philadelphia really solidified my dream. His oncologist was Dr. Audrey Evans. She is a famous cancer researcher and clinician, and was the person who founded the Ronald McDonald Houses.”
Read the complete article: Dr. Peter Millett’s Career Guided by Family, Focus, and Influential Mentors
