Tom Eagan trained as an interventional cardiologist. In the late 80s he started practicing full time, and by the early 90s he got to work seven days a week in the cath lab doing a high volume of coronary and interventional procedures.

In the mid 2000s, he developed a number of skin cancers that were thought to be caused by sun exposure. However, a few years later, he started to develop skin cancers at a rapid rate, not only monthly but daily – having to have many surgeries and procedures that ultimately remove him from the cath lab.

In this testimony, Tom runs through his personal journey battling skin cancer throughout his life and career as a cardiologist.

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