Time to Talk
The UCLA Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center (JCCC) and the UCLA Chapter of the American Medical Women's Association (AMWA) present our Girls in STEM Video Series: The goal of the series is to introduce young students to the occupations and disciplines that are a part of a modern cancer center’s treatment, research and administration. Each video will feature an AMWA member interviewing a member of the JCCC team - from doctors, researchers and nurses to lab technicians, computer scientists, fundraising professionals and executive staff. We want to show that studying STEM subjects opens up a world of opportunities to young students considering careers in the medical field.
Girls in STEM Video Series
"Time to Talk" is a video series that features interviews with healthcare professionals, researchers, and advocates who are working to improve cancer care and treatment. In this particular episode, titled "Interview with JCCC Oncologist Beth Karlan, MD," viewers will hear from a leading expert in gynecologic oncology. Dr. Karlan will discuss the latest advances in gynecologic cancer treatment and research, as well as the challenges and opportunities facing patients and caregivers in this field. The episode aims to promote open and honest communication about cancer care and to provide valuable information and resources to viewers.
"Time to Talk" is a video series that features interviews with healthcare professionals, researchers, and advocates who are working to improve cancer care and treatment. In this particular episode, titled "Interview with JCCC Thoracic Oncologist Jane Yanagawa, MD," viewers will hear from a leading expert in thoracic oncology. Dr. Yanagawa will discuss the latest advances in lung cancer treatment and research, as well as the challenges and opportunities facing patients and caregivers in this field. The episode aims to promote open and honest communication about cancer care and to provide valuable information and resources to viewers.
"Time to Talk" is a video series that features interviews with healthcare professionals, researchers, and advocates who are working to improve cancer care and treatment. In this particular episode, titled "Interview with JCCC Neuro-Oncology Clinical Instructor, Serendipity, Rinonos, MD, PhD. Viewers will hear from a leading expert in Neuro-Oncology. Dr. Rinonos will discuss the latest advances in diagnosing and treating brain tumors and other tumors of the nervous system, as well as the challenges and opportunities facing patients and caregivers in this field. The episode aims to promote open and honest communication about cancer care and to provide valuable information and resource to viewers.