Mia Levy to be director of health information and strategy at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center

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MIA LEVY was named director of Cancer Health Information and Strategy at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center. Levy is the Ingram Assistant Professor of Cancer Research and director of Cancer Clinical Informatics at the center.

In this newly created role, Levy will conceptualize and supervise the development of new informatics tools to support precision cancer medicine, data analytics and cancer care coordination.

Levy worked as co-developer of My Cancer Genome, an online medical decision support tool for cancer care hosted online by VICC.

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