Alison Sachs, MSW, LSW, OSW-C Director, Patient Support Services & Community Outreach Eisenhower Lucy Curci Cancer Center Alison Mayer Sachs, MSW, OSW-CE, FAOSW, is nationally recognized for her leadership and contributions to the field of oncology social work. Throughout her distinguished career, she has been a dedicated advocate for improving the psychosocial care of individuals and their loved ones affected by cancer.She has served in numerous leadership positions within the Association of Oncology Social Work (AOSW) and the American Cancer Society, helping to advance the profession through education, advocacy, and professional development. Alison currently sits on the Scientific Advisory Board of the Go2 for Lung Cancer Foundation, the Scientific Advisory Council of Triage Cancer, and the Medical Advisory Board of Zero Prostate Cancer, where she contributes her expertise to initiatives that enhance patient care, survivorship and community education.For more than 15 years, Alison directed the psychosocial oncology program at the Eisenhower Lucy Curci Cancer Center in Rancho Mirage, California, where she developed innovative patient support services and community outreach programs. She is the founder of Comprehensive Cancer Support Services, a consulting practice dedicated to helping healthcare organizations strengthen cancer support programs through strategic planning, education, program development and patient-centered care.A sought-after speaker and educator, Alison has presented nationally on psychosocial oncology, survivorship, caregiver support, communication, and the integration of supportive care throughout the cancer continuum. She remains passionate about improving the quality of life for people living with cancer and ensuring that compassionate, evidence-based supportive care is an integral part of comprehensive oncology treatment. More from Alison Videos & Webinars The Prostate Cancer Journey: How to Get from Here to There Experiencing prostate cancer can be challenging. Here are tips to better manage mental and physical health during a diagnosis, treatment, and beyond. Videos & Webinars Paging Dr. Google with Alison Sachs, MSW This session talks about the misinformation about prostate cancer often found online.
Alison Mayer Sachs, MSW, OSW-CE, FAOSW, is nationally recognized for her leadership and contributions to the field of oncology social work. Throughout her distinguished career, she has been a dedicated advocate for improving the psychosocial care of individuals and their loved ones affected by cancer.She has served in numerous leadership positions within the Association of Oncology Social Work (AOSW) and the American Cancer Society, helping to advance the profession through education, advocacy, and professional development. Alison currently sits on the Scientific Advisory Board of the Go2 for Lung Cancer Foundation, the Scientific Advisory Council of Triage Cancer, and the Medical Advisory Board of Zero Prostate Cancer, where she contributes her expertise to initiatives that enhance patient care, survivorship and community education.For more than 15 years, Alison directed the psychosocial oncology program at the Eisenhower Lucy Curci Cancer Center in Rancho Mirage, California, where she developed innovative patient support services and community outreach programs. She is the founder of Comprehensive Cancer Support Services, a consulting practice dedicated to helping healthcare organizations strengthen cancer support programs through strategic planning, education, program development and patient-centered care.A sought-after speaker and educator, Alison has presented nationally on psychosocial oncology, survivorship, caregiver support, communication, and the integration of supportive care throughout the cancer continuum. She remains passionate about improving the quality of life for people living with cancer and ensuring that compassionate, evidence-based supportive care is an integral part of comprehensive oncology treatment.
More from Alison Videos & Webinars The Prostate Cancer Journey: How to Get from Here to There Experiencing prostate cancer can be challenging. Here are tips to better manage mental and physical health during a diagnosis, treatment, and beyond. Videos & Webinars Paging Dr. Google with Alison Sachs, MSW This session talks about the misinformation about prostate cancer often found online.
