Megan Varlow: COSA’s Financial Toxicity Working Group is calling for expressions of interest from early career researchers and policy professionals
Megan Varlow, Director of Cancer Control Policy at Cancer Council Australia, posted on LinkedIn:
“COSA’s Financial Toxicity Working Group (as part of the COSA Survivorship Group) is calling for expressions of interest from early career researchers and policy professionals to become a COSA Survivorship Fellow.
This Fellowship is being offered as an opportunity through the COSA Survivorship Group’s Fellowship program, which has been developed to address strategic priorities while mentoring and supporting the development of promising early career professionals.
The Fellow will lead a project that will advance activity under COSA’s Financial Toxicity Roadmap to Reducing Financial Toxicity Experienced by People Affected by Cancer, specifically looking to advance short term action 4.1a – check out the Roadmap for more detail!
Applications are open now for COSA members, you’ll have an email in your inbox with details regarding how to apply.”
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