Georgia Cancer Center
Georgia Cancer Center: Superior cancer care, innovative research, and education.
Founded
2015Georgia Cancer Center: Superior cancer care, innovative research, and education.
Founded as part of Augusta University, the Georgia Cancer Center is dedicated to reducing the burden of cancer through superior care, innovative research, and comprehensive education. The center offers a range of services including cutting-edge cancer treatment, clinical trials, and patient education programs. Its mission is to advance cancer research and provide top-tier care to patients, with a vision of becoming a leader in the fight against cancer. The center primarily serves patients in Georgia and the surrounding regions.
Notable affiliated individuals include leading oncologists and researchers who contribute to groundbreaking studies and clinical advancements. The center has received significant investments from both public and private sectors, bolstering its research capabilities. Key achievements include numerous published studies in prestigious medical journals and successful clinical trials that have led to new treatment protocols. The overall impact of the Georgia Cancer Center is reflected in its enhanced patient outcomes and contributions to global cancer research.
Companies similar to Georgia Cancer Center include Augusta University, Georgia Ctsa, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and The Center for Cancer and Metabolism.
Georgia Cancer Center was founded in 2015.
Georgia Cancer Center's headquarters is located in Augusta, GA, US.
Georgia Cancer Center's most recent funding round was for $2.3M (USD) in April 2023.
As of Apr 17, 2023, Georgia Cancer Center has disclosed funding of $2.3M (USD). Undisclosed round amounts are excluded.
Georgia Cancer Center has 3,000 employees as of Feb 4, 2024.
The Center for Cancer and Metabolism
ccm.med.uky.edu
