SCI Cancer Clinical Trials Office Blog

Quarterly

• Styrofoam and cool packs collection 
• Unwanted binders
• Surplus old/broken equipment (as needed)
• Breakdown of expired/unused/unwanted kits

Annually (February)

• Large-scale cleanup of expired & unused materials

Friendly Reminders:

• Off-site storage pickups should be arranged in a timely manner to alleviate workspaces. The SOP for this procedure can be found in MedBox.
• All plastic containers with NO sharps, liquids, pills or other biohazard materials (including bio labels) can be disposed of in regular recycling or garbage.
• Anything marked with a Biohazard symbol CANNOT go into regular disposal bins   
• Please separate sharps and biohazard materials from lab/medical kits
• Tracking material’s expiration dates can ensure more donations rather than disposal. Donation guidelines can be seen here

**If your team has an abundance of materials, or would like to arrange a small-scale clean up, please reach out to ccto-admin@stanford.edu to coordinate.

Nana Poku

The CCTO welcomes Nana Poku, our new Project Manager with Pediatrics. Nana graduated from the University of Louisville with an MS in Public Health and a concentration in epidemiology. Prior to joining the CCTO, she was a project manager at UCSF with the Early Phase Investigational Therapeutics Department (Phase 1). Nana is looking forward to new opportunities in a place that she can grow and help build a wonderful team. Please help us welcome Nana!

The OnCore system is being upgraded to a new version (2021R3) during the weekend of March 4th – March 6th.

As a result, OnCore and Tableau will be unavailable after 4pm on Friday March 4^th 2022.

Both systems will be available again by start-of-business Monday, March 7^th 2022.

If you have any questions, please contact us ccto-oncore@stanford.edu.

Best,

CCTO OnCore Team