Dr. Caitlyn Barrett has been at the forefront of many positive innovations and changes that have helped kids who have battled some form of Pediatric Cancer, and will talk about the various roles that she has been involved with on today's podcast. episode artwork

EPISODE · Jan 2, 2023 · 1H 3M

Dr. Caitlyn Barrett has been at the forefront of many positive innovations and changes that have helped kids who have battled some form of Pediatric Cancer, and will talk about the various roles that she has been involved with on today's podcast.

from Help and Hope Happen Here · host Mark Levine

Dr. Caitlyn Barrett has her PHD in Cancer Biology from Vanderbilt University plus her post doctorate from the University of Pittsburgh.  She has taken her education to concentrate on helping many kids who have some form of Pediatric Cancer. On today's podcast, Dr. Barrett will talk about some of the highlights that she has experienced in her prominent roles at Curesearch For Kids Cancer, the Coalition Against Childhood Cancer, and her current role as an Associate Director of the Milken Institute Center For Strategic Philanthropy. 

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