Survivorship Symposium

On Friday, May 1, 2026, the Cancer Survivorship Symposium brought together clinicians, researchers and other professionals interested in improving outcomes and advancing individualized approaches to cancer survivorship care. This year's symposium, Moving Toward Precision Cancer Survivorship: Shaping the Future of Personalized Care, explored innovative strategies for delivering personalized survivorship care, including survivorship care planning, exercise promotion, cancer rehabilitation, community engagement, financial toxicity, and long-term health risk management. The keynote presentation, What’s Possible: The Untapped Potential in Personalized Survivorship Care, was delivered by Jessica MacIntyre, DNP, MBA, APRN, AOCNP, FAANP, Assistant Vice President, Advanced Practice, Oncology Service Line Co-Director of Clinical Operations, Survivorship and Supportive Care Institute at University of Miami Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, and 2024–2026 Oncology Nursing Society President. The symposium also featured a patient perspectives panel highlighting the experiences of cancer survivors and the future of personalized care. Recordings of symposium presentations and panel discussions are available for viewing.