NCRA have been fortunate to have great leaders. We owe a debt of gratitude to those who championed high-quality cancer registries from the earliest days and throughout NCRA's history.
1975 R.R. “Tim” Richardson 1976 Barbara D. Lord, RN 1977 Vida M. Peterson 1978 Ruth (Pavel) Novotny 1979 Sue Sumner, CTR (Retired) 1980 David E. Stewart 1980 Cynthia M. Creech, CTR (Retired) 1981 Evelyn M. Shambaugh, CTR (Retired) 1982 Dolores K. Michels, CTR (Retired) 1983 Marilyn C. Hurst, MBA, CTR (Retired) 1984 Rosemarie E. Clive, LPN, CTR (Retired) 1985 Mildred A. Weiss 1986 Craig B. Davis, CTR (Retired) 1987 Sue A. Watkins, ART, CTR (Retired) 1988 Anne L. Kammer, ART, CTR (Retired) 1989 B. Jean Cicero, ART, CTR (Retired) 1990 Suzanna S. Hoyler, CTR (Retired) 1991 Rosemary McKee, CTR (Retired) 1992 April G. Fritz, ART, CTR (Retired) 1993 Anna Marie Davidson CT(ASCP), CTR (Retired) 1994 Shirley K. Foret, CTR (Retired) 1995 Martha Oliva, BS, CTR (Retired) 1996 Connie Grace, LPN, ODS 1997 Carol Hutchison, ODS 1998 Gayle Greer Clutter, RT, CTR (Retired) 1999 Steven D. Roffers, PA 2000 Jane S. Abe, CTR (Retired) 2001 Carol Hahn Johnson, BS, CTR (Retired) 2002 Linda G. Mulvihill, RHIT, ODS (Retired) 2003 Ryan Intlekofer, RN, CTR (Retired) 2004 Donna M. Gress, RHIT, ODS 2005 Amy Fremgen, PhD, CTR (Retired) 2006 Dianne Cleveland, RHIA, ODS 2007 Marilyn Hansen, ODS 2008 Sally Kruse, CTR (Retired) 2009 Lynda Douglas, AA, CTR (Retired) 2010 Inez (Evans) Inman, BS, RHIT, ODS 2011 Susan M. Koering, MEd, RHIA, ODS 2012 Melanie Rogan, ODS 2013 Sarah Burton, ODS 2014 Shirley Jordan Seay, PhD, OCN, ODS 2015 Therese Richardson, RHIA, CTR (Retired) 2016 Leah Kiesow, MBA, ODS 2017 Linda Corrigan, MHE, RHIT, ODS 2018 Barbara Dearmon-Neyland, BS, ODS 2019 Janet Reynolds BA, ODS 2020 Paulette Zinkann BS, ODS 2021 Nadine Walker MS, ODS 2022 Karen Mason MSc, RN, ODS 2023 Vanessa R. Hoffmann, BS, ODS
Cancer registrars are data information specialists who capture a complete history, diagnosis, treatment, and health status for every cancer patient in the U.S. The curated data provides essential information to researchers, healthcare providers, and public health officials to better monitor and advance cancer treatments, conduct research, and improve cancer prevention and screening programs. Learn more about how to become a cancer registrar and how cancer registry data is used to improve public health.
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