Dr. Wojcicka is a wonderful doctor and I am blessed to have met her. She takes her time and is very thorough.

She is by far the most knowledgeable doctor I have ever met. She is so forward thinking and blows me away every time I see her. i would highly recommend her to anyone who wants the best care and attention from a physician. I really can't praise her enough - only to say that waiting is a bit of a pain but I would rather wait to see her than be on time with a doctor who knows and cares far less.

Dr Anna Wojcicka Is a very caring, compassionate doctor. I am very shocked by all the comments here. This Dr. has worked very hard to be where she is and does not deserve these comments. She is an AMAZING doctor.

I'm shocked at the negative comments. Dr Wojcicka supervised the radiation treatment for my breast cancer and I have seem her regularly for the past 3 years. I have found her to be very helpful, knowledgeable, and caring. She WAS always very late, true, but I found her to be friendly and pleasant when she arrived. And on one occasion when I was concerned about a problem which I thought might be a side effect from my medication, she went out of her way to look up unusual side effects, and provided me with additional information before I left the clinic. I did not ever feel rushed.

I had a completely different experience and found her to be wonderfully knowledgeable and helpful including advice on nutrition and overall health.

THIS PHYSICIAN HAS DEMONSTRATED A LACK OF ETHICS IN SO MANY WAYS . HER CLINICAL DECISION LACK AS WELL.

I agree with the previous ratings of this doctor. I refused to have my health care put in her hands and have since changed oncologists. I felt I didn't have to put up with that kind of treatment.

I wrestle with the concept of hate. But perhaps once in a life time it fits. Never have I been so discounted or demeaned as a human being. Never have I felt so unheard, devalued or left to whither. While this individual may have some specialized knowledge, her neediness, lack of compassion and empathy are critical factors embellishing my disgust. Never have I felt so uncared for or unheard. More importantly, when I learned who would be my oncologist,the surgeon's secretary stated there had been problems in the past. I should have listened, but my innocence, encompassed with my fear of cancer made me feel like I had no choice. This was one of the worst experiences of my life. Like a bad Shakespearen play, it was a foreshadowing of what was to come. What I take away with me is a lack of integraty, honour and compassion. I would personally encourage others to enter here with caution. Go by the grace of God. May the angels be with you.

This doctor is unique at the cancer centre. She is the only person there who made me feel worse. She doesn't listen to questions and doesn't answer them. Like one of the previous people I found that she does not give full information about what to expect. She is insensitive, lacks empathy, is dismissive of questions. Instead of answering she just talks about the bra I wear when what I wanted was to understand what the radiation did to my body. She is frequently late for appointments and seems to be rushing.

Doesn't tell you the whole story. When I had radiation in 2001 Dr. Wojcicka didn't worn me that if cancer reappeared in the same breast I would not be able to have Implants because of the radiation. I did get cancer in the same breast in 2005. I then had to have a mastectomy and when I asked about an implant I was told no by the Plastic Surgeon due to the radiation. Because I also have Multiple Sclerosis I could not have a reconstruction.