Cancer Clinical Trials Office Blog

The Hematology team would like to welcome Jee-Min Lee, Lead CRC, who is joining us from the Developmental Therapeutics/Phase I Program. She brings a wealth of experience with initiating new trials and coordinating Phase I studies, and we are excited that she will be supporting the AML program. We have many new trials in the pipeline and are very glad to have her expertise. Congratulations to Jee-Min on her transfer!

The CCTO is excited to introduce Cindy Garcia as a CRCA, on the Breast Team.  She completed her studies from San Jose State University and previously worked as a clinical trials coordinator for Kaiser Permanente.  Cindy is looking forward in “Working with a collaborative, supportive team in Breast Oncology and learning new responsibilities such as consenting patients to clinical trials.”

She especially enjoys cooking for her family as a hobby!  When shelter in place is lifted, remember to pass by the 3^rd floor Breast area, on 800 Welch Road, and say hi to Cindy!

The CCTO is excited to introduce Shamanth Kuramkote as a CRCA, on the Peds Team.  He is a recent graduate from Rice University in Houston, Texas.  This is not Shamanth’s first time at Stanford as he previously worked in the PEARL Lab at the Stanford Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, as a 2019 Summer Intern.  Shamanth comments, “Working at Stanford has always been a dream of mine. I’m really excited to be joining a team and institution that is really pushing the boundaries of medicine and treatment and continually setting the standard of care and treatment. As for the CCTO / the Peds Team, I am really grateful to be contributing to incredibly impactful work that has a meaningful effect on the lives and futures of children with cancer, all while getting to learn more about cancer, grow as a clinical researcher and get to work with an extremely bright, compassionate, and motivated team.”

Shamanth takes advantage of various Bay Area Outdoor Activities including: hiking, skiing, going on walks and enjoying country side runs.  He will also indulge in listening to podcasts, reading the news and watching documentaries.  When shelter in place is lifted, remember to pass by the 3^rd floor Peds area, on 800 Welch Road, and say hi to Shamanth!

There are a variety of positions open at the CCTO, see the chart below or visit Stanford Careers (search Cancer Clinical Trials Office). If you want to refer a friend, reach out to the CCTO HR Team at secure-ccto-hr@lists.stanford.edu.  

Referral

SCI is offering a referral bonus of up to $1000 if your candidate is hired into an open position in SCI/CCTO. If you and the candidate fit the eligibility criteria, ask them to apply online and list your name under source tracking: employee referral. Please fill out the referral form and send it along with the candidate’s resume to the CCTO HR Team. More requirements and details are available on the referral form. If you have any questions about the referral program please contact CCTO HR Team.

Position	Group	Requisition #
Cancer Clinical Research Coordinator Associate	H&N	84656
Oncology OnCore Application Specialist, OnCore & Reporting Group Lead	OnCore	84759
Cancer Clinical Research Coordinator 2	RadOnc	85340
Cancer Clinical Research Coordinator Associate	H&N	85720
Cancer Study Data Manager -One Year Fixed term	Peds	85946
Clinical Research Quality Monitor	QA	86330
Clinical Research Quality Monitor	QA	86423
Cancer Clinical Research Coordinator 2	RadONc	86611

The CCTO is excited to introduce Moon Kim as a CTRS 1, on the RegOps Team.  She completed her studies from the University of the California in Berkeley.  Moon is looking forward in “seeing the innovations in cancer treatment, learning as much as possible from the available Stanford resources, and being a part of this great community.”

She is excited to be at Stanford and enjoys reading, drawing, and playing the flute on her spare time.  When shelter in place is lifted, remember to pass by the 3^rd floor RegOps area, on 800 Welch Road, and say hi to Moon!

The CCTO is excited to introduce Angelee Vaid as a CRCA, on the Peds Team.  She completed her studies from the University of the Cumberlands in Kentucky.  Before coming to Stanford, Angelee held the position of Health Information Management Department Supervisor at Tri-City Health Center in Fremont, CA.  Angelee states, “Working at Stanford has always been my dream job and I am looking forward in learning about the new developments in Medicine and Health. In CCTO I am looking forward in working with the team in helping the little ones in need and give back to the society as much as we can. Looking forward to giving my best and grow with my team.”

She enjoys reading books, listening to music, spending time with family, traveling and learning new things.  When shelter in place is lifted, remember to pass by the 3^rd floor Peds area, on 800 Welch Road, and say hi to Angelee!