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Jan 6, 2025, 12:35

New season of Inside Cancer Careers with LeeAnn Bailey – Train at NCI

Train at NCI shared a post on LinkedIn:

“New Podcast Episode Alert!

We’re kicking off an exciting new season of Inside Cancer Careers with an inspiring conversation featuring Dr. LeeAnn Bailey PhD, a branch director at the NCI Center to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities and head of NCI’s Early Onset Cancer Initiative.

This episode is packed with valuable perspectives for researchers, healthcare professionals, and anyone passionate about advancing cancer care.

Tune in now on your favorite podcast platform!”

Oliver Bogler, Director of the Center for Cancer Training and the Host of Inside Cancer Careers podcast at NCI, shared this post, adding:

“LeeAnn Bailey PhD is our first guest of the 3rd season of Inside Cancer Careers – she does lots of interesting things at the National Cancer Institute (NCI), including in the NCI Center to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities (CRCHD) and most recently was asked to head the new Early Onset Cancer Initiative that our Director Dr. Kimryn Rathmell has launched.

Listen to our conversation to learn why this is such an important area to bring the power of the NCI to bear, for the benefit of people and patients, and how Dr. Bailey’s interesting career path has led her to be its leader. I really enjoyed our conversation and am excited for our third season as well! We have lots of great episodes planned.

And – we’d love to get more listener feedback – a survey is open through the end of this month.”

New season of Inside Cancer Careers with LeeAnn Bailey - Train at NCI

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Oliver Bogler is the Director of the Center for Cancer Training and the Host of the Inside Cancer Careers podcast at the National Cancer Institute (NCI). He has held significant positions at institutions like MD Anderson Cancer Center, where he led Global Academic Programs and served as Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs.
Bogler’s work focuses on building collaborative networks and advancing education, particularly for underserved communities. His career spans extensive research on brain tumors, academic leadership, and initiatives to democratize expert knowledge through projects like Project ECHO at the University of New Mexico.