Grace Chazan

Dr. Grace Chazan is a Research Fellow at the Melbourne School of Population and Global Health, University of Melbourne, within the Cancer Health Services Research Unit. She joined in March 2020 and focuses on real-world outcomes for cancer patients using local, national, and international datasets. Her work currently includes investigating the impact of COVID-19 on cancer service delivery in Australia.

Education:

• Bachelor of Science (Immunology) from the University of Melbourne (2008)
• Medical Degree (2012)
• Ongoing Masters (by research) under Professors Maarten IJzerman and Ben Solomon

Research interests span cancer outcomes, health policy, and the intersection of clinical oncology with immunology. Her current projects emphasize leveraging large-scale data to improve healthcare delivery, particularly in the context of global health challenges like the pandemic.

Labs/Teams: Active member of the Cancer Health Services Research Unit, collaborating across disciplines to address translational and service-related gaps in oncology.