Martin Tallman named director of faculty mentorship and career development at Lurie Cancer Center

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Martin S. Tallman was named director of faculty mentorship and career development at Lurie Cancer Center, effective June 1. Tallman will focus on the management and development of treatments for patients with both acute and chronic leukemias.

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