Sarah Cannon Cancer Network

We hope you enjoyed the second day of the American Society of Hematology annual conference. Leading experts in the field continue to stop by the SCRI booth, including our very own Navneet Majhail. Stop by tomorrow to continue to lead about opportunities to join our network!

Congratulations to Tonya Cox for selection of the abstract: Comparison of 15- Vs. 30-Day Remote Patient Monitoring for Outpatient Chimeric Antigen Receptor T-Cell Therapy (CAR-T) across a Large Health System at the American Society of Hematology Conference. Be sure to check it out if you are attending #ASH2024 in San Diego this weekend.

We are excited to kick off the American Society of Hematology Conference today! Come visit us next to Sarah Cannon Research Institute at booth #1154! Fighting cancer takes dedicated highly skilled multidisciplinary teams to develop and deliver exceptional care to each of our patients. Come by the booth to hear about opportunities to join this amazing team!

We’re part of something bigger. Starting today, we are uniting under one oncology services brand – HCA Healthcare Sarah Cannon Cancer Network. We will continue to connect patients and caregivers to research and treatment options across 20 states with over 200+ affiliated sites. Visit https://lnkd.in/gBMW-QEc to learn how we’re transforming the fight against cancer and bringing access to more clinical trials, cutting-edge technologies and a global network of hospitals, practices, oncologists and specialists to our patients, closer to home. 

Looking forward to welcoming our new complex blood cancer, HCT, and cellular therapy program at HCA Florida Healthcare North Florida Hospital to the Sarah Cannon Transplant and Cellular Therapy Network. The program will be a great resource for providing high-quality care to blood cancer patients in North Florida through the Sarah Cannon Cancer Network. We will also be building a blood cancer, transplant, and cellular therapy clinical trial program in partnership with Sarah Cannon Research Institute. We are actively hiring for several colleagues to be a part of this exciting opportunity: https://lnkd.in/ec-3nKbq

We can change cancer care together. Learn more about HCA Healthcare Sarah Cannon Cancer Network: https://bit.ly/4aZ5cMh 

Come and check out Sarah Cannon Research Institute Sarah Cannon Cancer Network booth #11058 and learn about how we are advancing cancer research and care (and get some 🍫) #ASCO24

This weekend, we’re joining oncology professionals worldwide as we gather for the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Annual Meeting, where we’ll be making connections and forging collaborations to change the landscape of cancer care. Additionally, this #ASCO2024 we are proudly introducing the new HCA Healthcare Sarah Cannon Cancer Network brand. Stop by our booth to learn more about the many ways we’re moving cancer care forward.

Many of you are aware that Dr. Fred LeMaistre recently announced his impending retirement. Fred’s career is replete with contributions to science, to the healthcare industry, and to patients across the world. I am deeply grateful for his contributions to and leadership of the HCA Healthcare Sarah Cannon Cancer Network. It has been a privilege to work alongside Fred these past seven years. In that context, I am thrilled to share that I have accepted the role of Senior Vice President, HCA Healthcare Sarah Cannon Cancer Network. I am honored to work alongside a team of talented clinical and administrative leaders who share the common goal of bringing the most sophisticated and evidence-based cancer care to patients in the communities in which they live. No one with cancer should need to “know” someone in the business to be confident they are receiving great cancer care nor should they have to sacrifice the benefits of being close to home to receive that care. The HCA Healthcare Sarah Cannon Cancer Network represents a comprehensive, national network of cancer professionals working in tandem in the pursuit of high quality, innovative, research-backed cancer care close to home. Our focus is more clear than ever – empower our patients through personalized, multidisciplinary treatment plans and nationally recognized navigation services; empower our providers through the provision of state of the art surgical, radiation, and medical oncology technologies; and drive our field forward by our unwavering commitment to clincial trials as a first, not last, choice. We will build on our existing partnerships and forge new ones as we relentlessly pursue our commitment to the improvement of human life. Sarah Cannon Cancer Network HCA Healthcare Sarah Cannon Research Institute #ASCO24 #Oncology #CancerCare

#Tandem24 is wrapping up today. What an incredible learning and networking opportunity this has been. For those attending the conference, we hope you have been able to visit the Sarah Cannon Cancer Institute booth #501 to learn about the incredible work our clinicians are doing every day as well as career opportunities available with the Sarah Cannon Cancer Institute.   Let us introduce two more nursing colleagues who round out our spotlights.     Colin Chow, ARNP, Mountain View Hospital: Colin knew at an early age that he had a strong desire to positively impact people’s lives. He found his niche working as an oncology nurse five years ago. During that time Colin became one of the nurses for Nevada’s first stem cell transplant program and knew he had more growth to do from there. Colin became a nurse practitioner specializing in stem cell transplant. He now practices at Mountain View Hospital in Nevada. Colin says he is “so proud to be part of the Sarah Cannon family not only for their commitment to the care and improvement of human life, centers of excellence, or global expertise, but because they uphold the true meaning of ‘family.’ The individuals who I have worked with from the organization or have come in contact with have been incredibly helpful and welcoming.” Angela Maxwell, RN, Medical City Dallas:  In her 22 years as a registered nurse, Angela has cared for others in many different roles. Her journey in oncology nursing began in 2017 at the Bone Marrow Transplant unit of Medical City Dallas. Since then, she transitioned to transplant coordinator and most recently, to the PI and quality coordinator role. Angela says by working on the floor before taking on other roles she learned what the transplant process looks like from admission to recovery. Her ability to see the big picture helps her provide quality care and make changes that will keep the Blood and Marrow Transplant Program going strong.  “I am proud to be a part of the Sarah Cannon family because we are part of a network that genuinely cares about the patients, not just the metrics. Each hospital within the network can rely on each other for support, evidence-based research and guidance, and the benefit of experience within our programs. We are stronger together,” Angela said.    Thank you, Colin and Angela, for being an incredible example of how we care like family. To learn more about our career opportunities, please visit our careers page: https://bit.ly/3UNOavO  Enjoy the final sessions of #Tandem24! Thank you ASTCT and Center for International Blood & Marrow Transplant Research (CIBMTR)! We are already looking forward to next year!