Hi Jim, I'm being treated for PMF at OHSU also. They have great staff. My specialist is Dr. Saultz who is quite good. And you are right about the different departments and actually there are 3 that you will deal with. Treatment pre-transplant-This is at building 2 on the waterfront, 10th floor and is staffed with all specialists in MPNs, Drs, NPs, RNs, palliative care, and social services. They are great to work with. Transplants are done by permanent staff up on the Hill, 14K. Staff here are again Drs, NP, RNs, etc. and transplants are all they do. They rotate rounds on a weekly basis so you will work with several docs. All are also great to work with. (Hint, they have an unlimited supply of Hagen Daz ice cream at all hours.) For meals they will give you a restricted menu and you just call the kitchen when you want and it gets delivered. The third area is post-transplant treatment. This is also at the waterfront Cancer Center, 11th floor. They take care of you for about the first 2 or 3 months after transplant. You will go in 2 or 3 times a week for transfusions and medications based on your panel work up for that day. Each visit will take 2 to 4 hours, bring a book.
These are the only folks in Oregon certified to perform transplants.
I've worked with oncologists at multiple locations/organizations and OHSU is far and away the best! In fact, I was there today.
This is also the staff that came up with cure for leukemia!
Good luck and feel free to ping me anytime if I can help you further.

Hey Jim
I am sorry but haven’t an awareness of your location and the meaning of OHSU .
I’m Canadian from Ontario .
I certainly hope you get some advice from fellow MPN network folks.

Yes you immediately need an MPN specialist. Off the Wall referral go on YouTube type in MPN webinars or just mpns and they'll be a lot of videos and you can I'm sure find one in there. Good luck my platelets are 800 and something

I live in Eugene. I don't know if there is an MF specialist in Portland but I believe there is one in Seattle.