Christopher Manley and Kristen Scully Manley join Fox Chase

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CHRISTOPHER MANLEY and KRISTEN SCULLY MANLEY joined Fox Chase Cancer Center.

Christopher Manley will serve as the director of interventional pulmonology in the Department of Medicine, and Kristen Scully Manley will serve as a hospitalist in the department of medicine.

“Dr. Manley’s expertise in pulmonary medicine makes him the perfect candidate for our new director of interventional pulmonology,” said David Weinberg, chair of the department of medicine.

He will join Fox Chase after finishing his interventional pulmonology fellowship at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Massachusetts General Hospital this summer.

Scully Manley most recently served as a member of the hospitalist team in the division of general medicine and primary care at Beth Israel Deaconess, where she was honored as Clinician of the Year in 2015.

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