Episode notes
In this powerful closing episode of our special collaborative series between The Cancer Letter and Real Cancer Talk celebrating Black History Month, we sit down with Dr. Joni Nelson, the Assistant Director for the Office of Workforce Development at the MUSC Hollings Cancer Center. Reflecting on a month of honoring history and looking toward the future, Dr. Nelson shares her expertise on the critical intersection of education, workforce representation, and community outreach. We dive into her role in shaping the SC CADRE initiative and how MUSC is leading the way in training a more inclusive generation of oncology professionals to better serve all patient populations.
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leadershipcommunity outreachcommunity engagementBlack History MonthDr. Robert WinnReal Cancer Talkcancer disparitieseducation and outreachCancer Lettereducationcancer center leadershiprural healthrural cancer careCommunity Health AdvocacyThe Cancer LetterDr. Joni NelsonMUSC Hollings Cancer CenterOncology workforce developmentrurMedical University of South CarolinaDiversity in oncologySC CADREHollings Cancer Center leadership