Results for 'HR'
Kirk Shepard
Humans Beyond the Algorithm: Hiring for Oncology’s Future
Stacy Benefiel, AI, Talent, Workforce Innovation, Human Resources, HR
In episode 4 of Oncology Voice Network Podcast, Host Dr. Kirk Shepard welcomes Stacey Benefiel, PharmD, Head of Global Clinical and Medical Affairs at Canopy, for a candid exploration of what it really takes to build the future oncology workforce.
Mar 3rd • 23 mins listen
Monty Pal
Reengineering CAR T for Solid Tumors: What Glioblastoma Has Taught Us with Christine Brown, Ph.D.
City of Hope, Academic Research, CAR T-cell, Solid Tumor, Glioblastoma, brain tumor
In this episode of On the Edge of Breakthrough: Voices of Cancer Research, Christine Brown, Ph.D., Deputy Director of the T Cell Research Laboratory at City of Hope, joins Monty Pal, M.D., F.A.S.C.O., to discuss how years of research in glioblastoma, one of the most aggressive and difficult brain ca…
Apr 6th • 42 mins listen
Kirk Shepard
Breakthroughs in Oncology Drug Development with Dr. Roy Baynes
How do world-changing cancer treatments go from concept to reality? Tune in and discover how strategy, leadership, and heart unite to change lives in oncology—listen now.
Mar 31st • 28 mins listen
Monty Pal
Humanizing Cancer Treatment Through Whole-Person Care
City of Hope, Monty Pal, Betty Ferrell, palliative care, quality of life, pain management, bone marrow transplantation, Ethiopia
Dr. Betty Ferrell on her global legacy in palliative care and why whole-person treatment is as crucial as fighting cancer itself.
Apr 21st • 47 mins listen
Monty Pal
How a Bold Yes Became a Scientific Breakthrough
City of Hope, Monty Pal, Linda Malkas, AOH1996, Ana Olivia Healy
Dr. Linda Malkas shares the story behind AOH1996—how one bold “yes” led to a new cancer drug and a legacy built from love and science.
Jun 9th • 47 mins listen
Monty Pal
Three Leaders, One Vision: Principles for Transforming Cancer Care Delivery
City of Hope, Monty Pal, Walter Stadler, Alan Bryce, ASCO, national model, precision, AI, clinical trial design, dose strategy, early detection, long term survivorship
Dr. Walter Stadler & Dr. Alan Bryce share how City of Hope is building a national system for smarter research, greater access, and better cancer care.
Jun 23rd • 43 mins listen
Monty Pal
How Team Science is Driving Lung Cancer Breakthroughs
City of Hope, Monty Pal, Loretta Erhunmwunsee, lung cancer, thoracic surgeon, air pollution, diversity
Dr. Loretta Erhunmwunsee explores her latest groundbreaking research investigating the impact of air pollution on lung cancer and shares how team science is critical to advancing cancer care for all.
Aug 19th • 32 mins listen
Rebecca Previs
Empowering Breast Cancer Patients: Biomarker Breakthroughs & Self-Advocacy
diagnostic, breast cancer, digital, biomarker, genetic testing, advocacy
Suzanne Garner’s journey shows how education, advocacy, and technology are reshaping breast cancer patient care and clinical trial access.
Oct 19th • 26 mins listen
Rebecca Previs
ctDNA Breakthroughs in Mesothelioma Care
diagnostic, immunotherapy, imaging
Exploring immunotherapy and ctDNA innovation in mesothelioma, where molecular monitoring may redefine early cancer detection and treatment.
Nov 3rd • 15 mins listen
Monty Pal
Asking the Impossible: How Bold Questions are Unlocking Diabetes Biggest Breakthroughs
City of Hope, Monty Pal, Alberto Pugliese, diabetes, microbiome, pancreas
In this episode of On the Edge of Breakthrough: Voices of Cancer Research, Dr. Monty Pal sits down with Dr. Alberto Pugliese, Samuel Rahbar Chair in Diabetes & Drug Discovery, chair of the Department of Diabetes Immunology and director of The Wanek Family Project for Type 1 Diabetes. Tune in to disc…
Nov 10th • 51 mins listen
Monty Pal
How Team Science Fuels Cancer Breakthroughs: A Conversation with Dr. Marcel van den Brink
KOL, City of Hope, Marcel van den Brink, Monty Pal, T cell, thymus, immune recovery, microbiome, transplant outcomes
In the season 4 premiere of On the Edge of Breakthrough: Voices of Cancer Research, Monty Pal, M.D., F.A.S.C.O., welcomes Marcel van den Brink, M.D., Ph.D., President of City of Hope Los Angeles and City of Hope National Medical Center, Chief Physician Executive and the Deana and Steve Campbell Phys…
Feb 10th • 57 mins listen
Michael Pietrack
How to Accelerate Cancer Cures Through Collaboration with Kirk V. Shepard, MD
Kirk Shepard, Michael Pietrack, mentor, AI, digital
Join host Michael Pietrack on the PharmaVerse Podcast as he speaks with Dr. Kirk Shepard, Chief Medical Officer of PDS Biotechnology, co-founder of the Medical Affairs Professional Society (MAPS), and creator of the Oncology Voices Network (OVN).
Feb 2nd • 24 mins listen
Michael Pietrack
Season 1, Episode 13: Leadership Through Vulnerability with Gwen Binder
In today's episode our host Michael Pietrack sits down with Gwendolyn Binder, President of Science and Technologies at Cabaletta Bio, shares her insights on leadership. She discusses how she became an accidental leader and the importance of focusing on advancing the ball for patients rather tha…
Jun 10th • 28 mins listen
Monty Pal
What it Takes to Close the Gap in Pediatric Cancer Care with Leo Wang, M.D., Ph.D.
City of Hope, Academic Clinical Research, CAR T‑cell therapy gene therapy
In this episode, Leo Wang, M.D., Ph.D., pediatric oncologist, Clinical Director of the Gene Therapy Program and Director of the City of Hope Alpha Clinic, discusses the realities of caring for children with cancers that still have few effective treatments. He reflects on what it takes to begin chang…
Apr 21st • 46 mins listen
Kirk Shepard
Why Relationships Define Medical Affairs Leadership
relationships, medical affairs, tom caravela
Join Tom Caravela as he uncovers what truly sets medical affairs leaders apart. Learn how relationships, expertise, and proactive strategies power lasting careers in oncology and beyond. Perfect for MSLs and anyone aiming to lead in life sciences. Tune in now!
Apr 14th • 23 mins listen
Monty Pal
The Long Game of Cancer Genomics: John Carpten, Ph.D., on Building Precision Oncology that Reaches Patients
City of Hope, Academic Research, genomics, genome mapping, TGen, Translational Genomics Research Institute, spatial biology, AI, access
In this episode of On the Edge of Breakthrough: Voices of Cancer Research, John Carpten, Ph.D., Chief Scientific Officer at City of Hope, discusses the evolution of cancer genomics—how early genome mapping enabled today’s targeted approaches and what infrastructure and equity considerations will…
Mar 23rd • 56 mins listen
Monty Pal
Unlocking the Future of Cancer Care: Precision Medicine, AI and the Patient Voice with Dr. Stacy Gray
City of Hope, Monty Pal, Stacy Gray, precision medicine, germline testing, INSPIRE program, whole body MRI, genomic, tumor board
In this episode of On the Edge of Breakthrough: Voices of Cancer Research, Stacy Gray, M.D., A.M., Director of Clinical and Scientific Strategy and Vice President of System Strategy at City of Hope, joins Monty Pal, M.D., F.A.S.C.O. in an engaging discussion of how precision medicine and AI are tran…
Feb 23rd • 43 mins listen
Jesus Izaguirre-Carbonell
Enhancing Cancer Treatment Decisions with Ultrasensitive MRD Testing
Quest Diagnostics, Jesus Izaguirre Carbonell, Thoman Slavin, MRD testing, minimal residual testing, precision tool, biomarker, ctDNA, circulating tumor DNA
Dr. Thomas Slavin breaks down how ultrasensitive MRD testing supports better cancer treatment decisions and enables earlier, more personalized interventions.
Jul 7th • 19 mins listen
Monty Pal
Advancing Cancer Survivorship and Cardio-Oncology
City of Hope, Monty Pal, Saro Armenian, pediatric, cardio-oncology, CHIP clinic
Dr. Saro Armenian discusses breakthroughs in cancer survivorship, pediatric oncology and City of Hope’s pioneering work in cardio-oncology.
Feb 24th • 39 mins listen
Monty Pal
The Future of Cancer Surgery: Innovations, AI, and Remote Robotics
City of Hope, Monty Pal, Yuman Fong, AI, robotics, surgical oncology, oncolytic virus, remote surgical procedure
Dr. Yuman Fong shares insights on AI, robotics, the future of surgical oncology, plus his groundbreaking work in oncolytic viruses and the importance of mentorship.
Mar 10th • 33 mins listen