With more than 30 years of experience in radiation oncology and thousands of patients treated, Lawrence P. Menache is an example of why compassion, emotional resilience, and expertise are critical to a successful career in the medical field.
Born in the United States, Lawrence satisfied the mandated four-year bachelor’s degree at Fordham University followed by four years of medical school at St. George’s University, and a three-year residency in Family Medicine at the University of Connecticut.
After completing his residency in Family Medicine, Lawrence realized his need for more specialization, but still wanted to treat all parts of the human body. This led to his three-year residency as a radiation oncologist at the University of Texas, as the Chief Resident.
Lawrence has played a vital role in the fight against cancer, building a name for himself as an expert radiation oncologist. His many years of diagnosing, managing, and treating cancer patients have seen him recognized by various American cancer societies, where he has served under numerous capacities and he has been able to share his energy, passion, and dedication.
Through the years, Dr. Menache and his family have become a part of the fabric of the Central Louisiana community. He has served as a member on numerous community boards and takes great pride in being involved in the CENLA area.
Dr. Menache realizes the importance of choosing the right oncologist when it comes to the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of cancer.
