Sabrina is a certified Oncology Nurse Navigator specializing in clinical trial navigation. Diagnosed with breast cancer herself in 2011, she brings both deep professional expertise and lived experience to her work. Her career spans clinical practice, basic science research, direct patient care, and survivorship program leadership. An active national advocate, Sabrina works across research, education, support, and policy with a steadfast commitment to improving access, equity, and diversity in clinical research. Her goal is to ensure that every person facing breast cancer has access to trusted information, meaningful support, and clinical trial opportunities.
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Phone: 888-282-7099
Email: bctrials@quantumleaphealth.org
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No question is too basic or too complex. Get clear explanations of how trials work, what to expect, and what your options really mean.
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Getting the right matches starts with the right profile. Get help with completing a few short questions about your breast cancer history.
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Get help making sense of your trial match results, what each study involves, what's being studied, and how to talk to your doctor about your trial options.
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If enrollment is the right path for you, we can help you learn more about the study and prepare for an informed conversation with your doctor.
If you have recently been diagnosed and want to understand whether a clinical trial could be part of your treatment plan, take a moment to assess your options early.
If you are currently in treatment and wondering whether a trial might offer something additional or different, we can help you explore what's open and relevant.
If you have completed treatment for DCIS or stage I-III breast cancer and are looking for ways to reduce your risk of recurrence and/or manage side effects, see what post-treatment trials are open and relevant to you.
For patients with metastatic breast cancer, staying informed about clinical trial options can be critical. Learn how to navigate Metastatic Trial Search and understand what's available for you currently and/or for future treatment options.
You don't have to have a specific question or be ready to enroll. If you're curious about what clinical trials could mean for you, that's reason enough to reach out.
Schedule a time to connect at your convenience.
Tell us about your diagnosis, what types of trials you are looking for, and what questions you have.
Start by answering a few questions to complete your health history form. We can then review your trial matches together, discuss eligibility, and clarify what participation would look like.
Whether you decide to enroll, keep researching, or simply feel more informed, you will have support throughout the process.