NCODA marked the close of its 10-year anniversary by spotlighting the members who have shaped the community through their work, perspectives and collaborative learning, the organization said in a LinkedIn post.
Meghan Hammond, a student at the University of Georgia College of Pharmacy and a member of the NCODA Professional Student Organization International Executive Board, described how NCODA resources have become part of her daily learning as she develops expertise in oncology care. She said having reference tools she can return to has made complex therapies more approachable and influenced how she thinks about supporting patients early in her training.
NCODA thanked Hammond and the student leaders who are helping shape the future of oncology care with curiosity, care and purpose.
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