Cancer Clinical Trials Office Blog

The CCTO is excited to introduce Sharmila Vetri Villalan as a Project Manager, on the OnCore Team.  She received her Masters in Nutrition from the University of Kansas Medical Center.  Sharmila had previously worked as a Research Program Manager for Facebook.  She is looking forward in contributing to the great research conducted at Stanford, learn from experts in the field, & utilizing her skillsets in her new position at the CCTO.  In her free time, Sharmila enjoys hiking traveling and cooking various cuisines.  Sharmila is located at the Redwood City Location in Discovery Hall, stop by and say hi (once we’re back to work in the office!)

The CCTO is excited to introduce Hina Raheel as an RN2, on the Pediatric Oncology Team.  She attended Aga Khan University, Pakistan (Nursing 2006 and MSc Epidemiology & Biostatistics 2009).  Hina had previously worked as a Research Nurse for Parkinson’s Institute and Clinical Center (2018-2019) and as a Research Analyst for Stanford University (2017-2018).  She is looking forward in gain additional experience in Clinical Research and learn more about Pediatric Oncology in her new position.  In her free time, Hina enjoys cooking, binge watching movies on Netflix, and spending time with her family and children.  Hina is located at the 3rd floor HR office on 800 Welch Road, stop by and say hi.

The CCTO is excited to introduce Mark Legaspi as a Clinical Research Coordinator Associate, on the GenOnc Team.  He graduated from San Jose State University, Go Spartans, and received his degree in Chemistry, Concentration in Biochemistry.  Mark previously worked for an assisted living facility specifically working in a memory program.  He created programs and conducted activities with residents with all levels of dementia.  Mark is looking forward to expanding his knowledge about the various trials in CCTO and also look forward to all the activities the campus has to offer.  Some fun facts about Mark include: hiking, learning something new like playing an instrument, spending time with friends, and recently planting.  Mark is located at the 3rd floor HR office on 800 Welch Road, stop by and say hi.

Communication technologies are quite impactful during this telecommute-heavy time. However, if we cannot find your contact info because you don’t have it listed, it’s hard to reach out!

Update your Email Signature Block

Model your email signature line based on the recommended information below. Also, always remember to include the CCTO standardized confidentiality statement to your signature.

• Name (e.g. John Doe, RN, CCRP)
• Title (e.g. Clinical Research Manager, Neuro Oncology)
• Department (e.g. Cancer Clinical Trials Office, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford Cancer Institute)
• Contact Information: telephone, email, fax, pager, office/desk address, mail code

CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: The information contained in this e-mail message may be privileged, confidential and protected from disclosure. If you are not the intended recipient, any use, disclosure, dissemination, distribution or copying of any portion of this message or any attachment is strictly prohibited. If you think you have received this e-mail message in error, please notify the sender at the above e-mail address, and delete this e-mail along with any attachments. Thank you.

How do I setup signatures in Outlook and Webmail?

• Office 365 (webmail) instructions here
• Outlook Application instructions here

Update your Stanford Who Directory

Keep your phone number(s) available on your Stanford Directory profile so others can easily find your contact information. Update this information at stanfordyou.stanford.edu. For privacy, you can limit your phone number’s visibility to Stanford employees only.

How do I update this information in StanfordYou?

• See instructions here.

Bonus Tip: Setup Voicemail to Email

You can call directly to Stanford UIT or submit an online ticket to set up your Voicemail to Email function. Additional information about Stanford Voicemail can be found here.

Submit Ticket by Phone: Option

• Call UIT at 650-725-4357 or extension 5-4357
• Select option 2 for “Assistance with Office Phone”
• Request IT to “Set up Voicemail to Email function”
• Provide SUNet ID, phone number, and email

Submit Ticket Online:

• Click this link
• In the “Describe What You Need” enter in in the following description:
  • “I need to set up my voicemail to email function. This is my SUNet ID (provide SUNet ID), I would like voicemails from my phone number (provide number) to be forwarded to my email (provide email).”
  • IT will complete the order request and send a confirmation email

Depending on how your phone is configured on the backend, IT may request you submit through a “STAR admin” (someone who has administrative privileges to configure phone tickets). If this is the case, email Tiffany Li and provide your SUNet ID, phone number, and email so she can place the request on your behalf.