Patrick Tomboc

Patrick Tomboc, DO, is the division chief of WVU Medicine Children’s Pediatric Hematology/Oncology located at 1 Medical Center Drive in Morgantown, West Virginia. Dr. Tomboc specializes in treating children and young adults with all forms of cancer, utilizing a variety of treatments such as oral medications, intravenous therapies, and spinal canal injections.

Dr. Tomboc is passionate about providing the best care possible for his patients, working to achieve remission within the first four weeks of treatment. He is inspired by the families he meets, as well as the support from the community in helping children thrive. Dr. Tomboc also introduced animal therapy to the hospital, with Toni the border collie making a positive impact on patients' well-being.

As the division chief, Dr. Tomboc has helped expand the hospital's facilities to provide top-notch care for children with cancer. He is also involved in research efforts to find new ways to prevent childhood cancer and reduce treatment complications. Dr. Tomboc is dedicated to building lasting relationships with his patients and their families, emphasizing the importance of trust and high-quality care.

Located in a vibrant college town, the institution offers a diverse and active environment for both patients and staff. Dr. Tomboc is committed to providing exceptional care to the people of West Virginia, ensuring that they receive the highest level of treatment. To schedule an appointment or learn more about the services offered, please contact 304-598-1111.