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Empowering Minds, Sharing Knowledge, and Encouraging Collaboration
The Office of Cancer Training and Education (OCTE) is a division within the Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center that provides support and guidance for the training and education of the next generation of cancer researchers and healthcare professionals. The aim of OCTE is to improve the quality of cancer care and advance the knowledge and skills of those working in the field. This is achieved through a range of programs and initiatives that offer training, mentorship, and career development opportunities for students, postdoctoral fellows, and early-career scientists. OCTE also supports the development and dissemination of educational resources for the cancer research and healthcare community, with a focus on advancing cancer research and improving patient care.
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Call for Panelist
We welcome you to sign up if you're interested in being a panelist for discussions. Panels offer an opportunity to share your expertise in cancer research, healthcare, personal expertise, or education. Participating as a panelist in a cancer training and education program can be a fulfilling experience, enabling individuals to exchange knowledge, perspectives, and insights with others.
Call for Speakers
If you're looking for opportunities to present your research in seminars, events, or posters, we have numerous option available for all academic levels. Please sign up below for more information on how to get involved.
Share Your Feedback
Share your thoughts on OCTE programs and initiatives, such as the quality of training and mentorship provided, the relevance of the educational resources offered, and any suggestions or ideas you may have for improvement. Be as specific as possible in your feedback and provide examples where applicable.
OCTE values feedback from trainee and mentors and uses it too continually. improve programs and initiatives, so your input can help make a difference in the training and education of future cancer researchers and healthcare professionals.