Emerging Biomedical Professionals
GCC Trainees are collectively called Emerging Biomedical Professionals (EBPs). EBPs include graduate and medical students, postdocs, clinical residents and fellows, exchange scholars, and even junior faculty.
The GCC aims to provide career-development resources for its EBPs and has offered social events, leadership opportunities, grant application support, speaking opportunities, research awards, pilot grant funding awards, professional skill development workshops, and opportunities to serve.
Contact Us
Education & Training Office
Health Sciences Campus
GCC - M. Bert Storey Research Building
CN-2229
Lisa Middleton, PhD
706-721-4566
Service Opportunities
Academic institutions require, and at times reward, faculty members to serve their academic communities. To gain experience in service, the Georgia Cancer Center offers its trainees many opportunities to serve, including:
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- Acting as guides when area students and community members tour the Georgia Cancer Center
- Assisting in laboratory demonstrations with area middle and high school students
- Serving as science fair judges in local schools
- Volunteering in cancer fund-raising events, such as Paceline (bike ride), Unite in the Fight (walk), and Brave the Shave (hair shaving)
- Volunteering at Teachers’ Research Workshops
- Participating in panel discussions on Careers in Science for local students
- Participating in primary/secondary school career days
- Serving within the EBP leadership
EBP Events
Emerging Biomedical Professionals Luncheon at AACR Annual Meeting (April 11, 2022)
Emerging Biomedical Professionals Meet and Greet (March 15, 2022)
