Loading…

Loading grant details…

Completed RESEARCH CENTERS NIH (US)

Leadership, Planning and Evaluation


Funder NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE
Recipient Organization Mayo Clinic Rochester
Country United States
Start Date Mar 01, 2024
End Date Feb 28, 2025
Duration 364 days
Number of Grantees 1
Roles Principal Investigator
Data Source NIH (US)
Grant ID 11043480
Grant Description

LEADERSHIP, PLANNING AND EVALUATION PROJECT SUMMARY The Mayo Clinic Cancer Center (MCCC) has a robust planning and evaluation process in place across all of its sites. Dr. Diasio as Director leads a strong senior leadership team with each team member having a well- defined role and responsibilities. These include: Dr. Robert Smallridge as Deputy Director for Mayo Clinic in

Florida (MCF), Dr. Aleksandar Sekulic as Deputy Director for Mayo Clinic in Arizona (MCA), Dr. Daniel Billadeau as Deputy Director for Basic Science, Dr. Steven Alberts as Deputy Director for Clinical Research, Dr. Gloria Petersen as Deputy Director for Population Sciences, Ms. Jane Welter as Deputy Director for

Administration, Dr. Thomas Witzig as Associate Director for Translational Research, Dr. Aminah Jatoi as Associate Director for Research Education, and Dr. Carmen Radecki-Breitkopf as Associate Director for Cancer Disparities and Community Outreach. Members of the senior leadership team meet twice monthly;

once as the senior most leadership committee made up of Director and Deputy Directors, the MCCC Executive Committee, and once as a larger group with the Associate Directors, the MCCC Research Committee. The MCCC Research Committee receives input from the Internal Scientific Advisory Committee and the Clinical

Research Committee. Dr. Diasio and the Center receive advisory input internally from the Mayo Clinic Research Committee, directed by the Executive Dean for Research and externally from the External Advisory Committee made up of directors and senior leaders from other centers who provide expertise in the various

program areas. The center also benefits from expertise provided by a Community Advisory Board made up of patients, family members of patients, and advocates in various cancer areas. Since the last competitive renewal, MCCC has conducted strategic planning that has resulted in a number of new research directions that

have been undertaken leading to a number of new directions and accomplishments.

All Grantees

Mayo Clinic Rochester

Advertisement
Discover thousands of grant opportunities
Advertisement
Browse Grants on GrantFunds
Interested in applying for this grant?

Complete our application form to express your interest and we'll guide you through the process.

Apply for This Grant