TNBC Oncologist Recs for My Mom

Hello, I just joined this forum today and fortunately found it after doing endless Google searches!  

My mom was diagnosed with TNBC in August 2012.  It's been kind of a mess in terms of the number of people treating her and the quality of care she's gotten since her diagnosis.  She had a mastectomy with one UCLA surgical oncologist, underwent chemo with another non-UCLA oncologist, and has had 1 or 2 follow-up appointments with another UCLA oncologist.  My mom now wants to find a *quality*, experienced TNBC specialist who takes the time to look closely over patients' details, who can be her sole "quarterback" oncologist, and who can recommend long-term and short-term TNBC management/care.  None of her doctors has really honed in on the details of her subtype, which fortunately does not seem too scary, but when I pointed out the Ki-67 score to one of them to ask how it affected the choice of chemo she would receive, the oncologist didn't even know what her Ki-67 score was -- and not because he forgot it.  It seemed pretty clear by the way he answered that he hadn't bothered to look at it on my mom's path report, which I'd hoped he would do before prescribing 6 rounds of chemo!  That is just one example of our dissatisfaction; there are a few more examples, unfortunately.

Basically, we'd like an oncologist who is thorough and gets to know each patient's situation as much as possible.  

We live in a suburb of Los Angeles, CA and are willing to travel.  My mom's internet skills aren't too great, so I'm doing the research for her and hope to present her with some names and bios.  I'm hoping to find a caring, thorough, outstanding oncologist for her.  The first place that came to mind was MD Anderson -- because my dad is being cared for at MDA for his own cancer, and luckily we found an oncologist for him who has been excellent.  Is there a TNBC oncologist at MD Anderson that you'd recommend?  Or perhaps at other centers?

Any recommendations / leads would be so appreciated.  I am happy to communicate offline / by email as well.  

Thank you so much and prayers to everyone,

Jessica

p.s., my mom's diagnosis and treatments -- grade 2, DCIS, invasive ductal carcinoma, Ki-67 score at 75%, 1.6 cm-sized tumor, and the tumor spread to her lymph node, some of which were removed.  Mastectomy of her right breast, then 6 rounds of chemo, no radiation, August 2013 mammogram of her left breast was NED.

My first thought was to have my mom go to MD Anderson, just because we have had good experience there related to my dad.  But it's really valuable to know that we have options at other centers too.  I've forwarded Dr. Pegram's bio to my mom.  I think she's already swayed that someone from New Zealand made the trip to go seem him.  Hope to make a final decision soon.  

I saw Dr. Sledge a few weeks ago with a patient.

Although head of all oncology at Stanford he is maintaining his breast clinic one day a week.

He remains a marvelous physician/man. As you know, I am a huge fan.

hugs to you,

Steve