"YOU ARE THE CENTER OF THE STORY"

Nathan completed his undergraduate studies at Brigham Young University, majoring in neuroscience. There he participated in laboratory research exploring immune system pathways as well as epilepsy in animal models. He received his Doctorate in Medicine (M.D.) degree at the Medical College of Virginia where he was mentored by thought leaders in breast cancer, pelvic malignancies, and head and neck cancer. "It was there as a med student that I discovered my affinity for serious medical problems and the innovative technology of radiation oncology," he notes. He completed his specialty training in radiation oncology at the University of Nebraska Medical Center where he served as Chief Resident and was subsequently hired as an Assistant Professor. 

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Dr. Bennion cares for patients at the Village Pointe Cancer Center, the Buffett Cancer Center, and the Shenandoah Medical Center. He is active in his teaching role, earning the teacher of the year award his second year as faculty. He is a Clinical Specialty Track Director for Medical Students and teaches the curriculum for Radiation Oncology Residents, Medical Oncology Fellows, Radiation Therapists, and the Nursing Oncology Fellowship. He remains active in clinical research, enrolling in national cooperative group trials and has produced more than 40 peer-reviewed journal articles, abstracts, and presentations.

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Outside of the Clinic, Nathan loves to spend time with his wife Katie and his three sons. Nathan is active in community service and in his church.

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