Sarah Hoffe, MD, is a professor of radiation oncology and has been on staff at Moffitt Cancer Center for the past 18 years. She specializes in the treatment of patients with gastrointestinal cancers. She is also the interim chair of the GI Medical Oncology Department at Moffitt as well as the radiation oncology director of XR and Innovation. She currently works in the MyCareGorithm startup company as the chief medical officer. Dr. Hoffe has been a judge and a champion for the Cancer X accelerator hosted by Moffitt. In addition to her entrepreneurial and leadership activities, she actively teaches medical student and resident trainees. At the medical school level, she has worked as a professional development coach and the co-director of the leadership curriculum. She has over 200 peer reviewed publications, 30 Telly awards for non-broadcast video production, and is the recipient of the institutional “Mentor of the Year” award twice and the “Physician of the Year” award.

Dr. Hoffe received her undergraduate BA degree at Brown University followed by medical school at the University of Vermont. After transitional year internship at Mayo Clinic Jacksonville, she completed Radiation Oncology residency training at Duke University and Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. Her fellowship training was at MD Anderson Cancer Center. She has been on the faculty of Moffitt Cancer Center for the past 18 years, serving as section head of GI Radiation Oncology for 16 years and interim chair of the GI Department three times.