Learn About HealthTree Regional Cure Teams & How You Can Get Involved - Pacific, Mountain and Southwest Region image

Learn About HealthTree Regional Cure Teams & How You Can Get Involved - Pacific, Mountain and Southwest Region

Nov 14, 2024
11:00AM - 12:00PM MST
Online Event
Overview

This virtual information meeting will provide an overview of the HealthTree Regional Cure Teams launching in January 2025! Get a chance to meet Cure Team Leaders, learn more about the various ways to get involved, and engage in a live Q&A with HealthTree Staff who will be available to answer all of your questions!

Cure Teams are a network of passionate volunteers who are dedicated to contributing to cures for blood cancer through action and meaningful connection. Cure Teams will support HealthTree's vision of a world where every patient and researcher has access to the essential data they need to make informed treatment decisions and discover cures.

What you’ll learn:

  1. How Cure Teams will better-connect patients to valuable resources

  2. The various opportunities there are for volunteers to get involved

  3. How HealthTree staff and Cure Team Leaders will support volunteers

  4. What tools & resources volunteers will have access to

  5. How you can connect with other volunteers

Agenda
11:00 PM
Introductions
Taryn Placko
11:05 PM
Presentation
Taryn Placko
11:30 PM
Questions and Answers
Audience

Type your questions in the chat and we will answer them! 

Speakers & Moderators
Healthtree contact Rozalynn Hite

Rozalynn Hite

Rozalynn Hite is the Patient Community Director and leads the HealthTree Coach program. She is also a myeloma caregiver to her husband Richard, and mother to three children. Rozalynn is passionate about providing support, education, and resources to help others live full and meaningful lives.
Healthtree contact Taryn Placko

Taryn Placko

Taryn is the Community Engagement Manager at HealthTree Foundation and leads the HealthTree Regional Cure Teams. Her passion for fundraising and community engagement is driven by the joy in building lasting relationships with community supporters and connecting patients and volunteers to their purpose.