Michelle Corso

Michelle Corso is a Clinical Instructor in Nursing at Yale School of Medicine, with a specialization in Adult Nurse Practitioner and Oncology. She serves as an APRN (Advanced Practice Registered Nurse) in Breast Medical Oncology and is actively involved as a Sub Investigator in multiple clinical trials focused on breast cancer treatment and monitoring. Affiliated with Yale’s academic and clinical frameworks, her work centers on advancing therapeutic protocols and biomarker evaluation for HER2-negative and hormone receptor-positive breast cancer patients.

Her research interests span oncology, breast cancer, clinical trials, biomarkers, neoadjuvant therapy, and hyperinsulinemia. She contributes to studies assessing circulating tumor DNA-guided adjuvant therapy, survival outcomes in high-risk breast cancer patients, and serum tumor marker-directed disease monitoring.

Currently, no scientific awards or student advising details are documented in the provided information. However, her clinical roles and trial participation underscore her commitment to translational research and patient care innovation.