Jana Bolduan Lomax, Psy.D, is a Clinical Health Psychologist and the Director of the Psychosocial Oncology Department at Exempla Saint Joseph Hospital Comprehensive Cancer Center (ESJH CCC).

Dr. Lomax provides psychotherapeutic and educational services to adults and their families throughout the course of the cancer journey – from pre-diagnosis through long-term survivorship. She is involved in developing, evaluating, and implementing a wide-range of supportive services for the outpatient and hospitalized patients being treated at the ESJH CCC. Dr. Lomax is the team leader for Cancer Survivorship programming at ESJH CCC. Dr. Lomax also maintains a faculty appointment as an Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine. In this role she provides direct patient care and research collaboration for the Cancer Survivorship Clinics which are funded by the Lance Armstrong Foundation. Dr. Lomax has extensive experience in psychological and biopsychosocial evaluations and health and behavior interventions to blood and marrow transplant and the general adult oncology populations. Her training, clinical, and research interests are focused on the biopsychosocial aspects of cancer throughout the entire cancer trajectory from diagnosis to long-term survivorship, as well as interventions for improving compliance and decreasing biopsychosocial distress.