Dana-Farber Cancer Institute was established in 1947 by Sidney Farber as the Children’s Cancer Research Foundation. The longstanding support of the Charles A. Dana Foundation was recognized by incorporating the Institute under its present name in 1983. Headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, the institute is leading the world by bringing life-changing progress in cancer research and patient care, offering the most advanced treatments available. Currently, it employs 5,000+ faculty, staff, and clinicians supporting 640,000+ annual outpatient visits, 1,100+ open clinical trials, and 1,000+ hospital discharges per year. With prowess in the leading-edge research and provision of excellent patient care, the institute develops, tests, and gains FDA approval for new cancer therapies in its clinical and laboratory settings. Recently, its researchers have developed 35 of 75 cancer drugs, which is approved by the FDA for use in cancer patients. The institute provides exciting jobs and careers that match your interests, passions, and skills.
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