Thanking our Clinical Community Navigator intern graduates
This spring, three of our Clinical Community Navigator interns celebrated their graduation from the University of Florida.
This spring, three of our Clinical Community Navigator interns celebrated their graduation from the University of Florida.
The segment explores the impact of the UF Health Cancer Center's work in the community and cancer screening efforts.
The alliance will boost services for women with breast, ovarian, and uterine cancers.
The award recognizes her efforts in community outreach and health advocacy.
Archer Family Health Care hosted the Mobile Cancer Screening Connector and area rural health care agencies to focus attention on rural health care.
Shirley Bloodworth, a Community Scientist and member of the center's Community Advisory Board, was a staunch advocate for the aging population.
Lakeshia Cousin will also serve as clinical director of the Cancer Center’s mobile mammography unit, set to launch this fall.
To better serve this population, the mobile mammography unit will feature more than just mammograms.