Tennessee Oncology CEO and leadership

Experienced Chief Information Officer with a demonstrated history of working in the healthcare industry. Skilled in operations, data, and technology. Strong information technology professional with leadership, global project, and operational experience, Master of Science - MS focused in Healthcare Informatics from Lipscomb University.

Kathy McGee is a Chief Clinical Operations Officer at Tennessee Oncology and is based in Area, Tennessee. She has worked as Executive Director of Cardiac Services at Saint Thomas Health, Director of Business Development at RoundingWell, and Vice President/CNO at Saint Thomas Health.

Natalie Dickson holds the positions of President and Chief Medical Officer for Tennessee Oncology, PLLC one of the nation’s largest community-based oncology practices and a member of the OneOncology network. She has maintained an active Hematology-Oncology practice for over 20 years with an interest in breast cancer. In her leadership role she is a champion for evidenced-based clinical practice, efficient high-quality care, the optimization of clinical information systems to improve patient safety, patient experience, and consistent clinical performance across the 33 clinical sites. She is dedicated to promoting collaboration and cultivating strong internal and external relationships.

She is the Chair for OneOncology’s OneCouncil, the committee of physician leaders from the OneOncology network of high functioning independent community practices. The committee identifies best practices and leverages the unified clinical, operational and financial platforms to scale these practices across the network to maintain high quality care.

A diplomate of the American Board of Internal Medicine, she holds certification for Medical Oncology and Hematology, as well as Internal Medicine. She participates in clinical research and is published in leading medical journals. She maintains associations with multiple medical specialty societies, local and national associations that promote education, advocacy, patient safety and policy changes.

She earned her medical degree at the University of the West Indies, Jamaica. She completed her Internal Medicine residency at the University of Virginia; her Medical Oncology fellowship at Georgetown University, and Hematology fellowship at Vanderbilt University. She earned a Master of Management in healthcare at Vanderbilt University Owen Graduate School of Management.

Having called Nashville home for 22 years, she is actively involved in local oncology support groups and her church. Natalie and her husband are the proud parents of three children.