Amy Grasman, M.S.N., F.N.P.-B.C., is a certified nurse practitioner in breast oncology and the manager of advanced practitioners at City of Hope® Cancer Center Atlanta. Grasman works closely with patients and their loved ones to help with a wide range of clinical needs, including primary care, pre- and post-operative care and coordination with other clinical providers.
A member of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners and the United Advanced Practice Nurses of Georgia, Grasman has nearly two decades of experience in her field. Prior to joining City of Hope in 2022, she held a variety of clinical and academic roles in areas including hospital medicine, palliative care, cardiovascular care and occupational health. For three years, she was interim chief nursing officer for a community medical center.
Grasman completed her undergraduate education in nursing at Darton College in Albany, Georgia, and the University of Phoenix in Arizona, before earning a Master of Science degree in the same field and completing postgraduate training as a family nurse practitioner, both at Albany State University in Albany, Georgia.
