Help improve cancer clinical trials – the source of all new cancer treatments – by sharing perspectives from your unique community.
SWOG Cancer Research Network is part of the oldest and largest publicly funded cancer research network in the United States and is recruiting volunteer community advocates that will bring diverse perspectives to its cancer clinical trials.
Currently seeking candidates with strong ties to any of the following communities:
Advanced/Metastatic Cancer
Caregivers
African-American
Rural
Community advocates are valued for their front-line perspective on cancer diagnosis, treatment, and survival issues within the community that they represent. A critical requirement for this role is extensive experience and connections/network with the cancer community being represented. Individuals who demonstrate both cancer community experience and network are encouraged to apply. Advocates who have trained and/or served in a research capacity, on clinical trial review panels, institutional review boards, or other similar positions of cancer research leadership will be considered research advocates and should apply instead for a SWOG research advocate position as they become available.
Community Advocate Position Description
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