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Pauline Funchain is an Associate Professor in the Department of Medicine, specializing in Oncology at Stanford University. She has extensive training in medical oncology and has held various leadership positions, including Associate Director of Cancer Research Training Education at the Stanford Cancer Institute and Co-Director of multiple initiatives focusing on immunotherapy and skin cancer genomics. Funchain completed her fellowship at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation and holds board certifications in Internal Medicine and Medical Oncology. Her research and clinical focus include cutaneous oncology and the management of melanoma and uveal melanoma patients. She is actively involved in clinical trials aimed at improving treatment outcomes for patients with localized ocular melanoma and non-metastatic uveal melanoma. Funchain is dedicated to advancing cancer research and training future generations of oncology specialists through her academic and clinical endeavors.
Stanford University • Stanford, CA
Teaching and conducting research in the field of Oncology.
Cancer Research Training Education, Stanford Cancer Institute • Stanford, CA
Overseeing training and education programs related to oncology.
Immunotherapy Toxicity Program, Stanford University • Stanford, CA
Directing initiatives to study and manage immunotherapy-related toxicities.
Skin Cancer Genomics Program, Stanford University • Stanford, CA
Leading research programs focused on genomics in skin cancer.
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