Thomas C Randall

Thomas C Randall, M.D., is an adjunct professor and affiliate faculty at Harvard Medical School’s Department of Global Health and Social Medicine. He is a gynecologic oncologist specializing in reducing care burdens for women with gynecologic cancers globally, particularly in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). His work focuses on cervical cancer prevention, disparities in care, and improving surgical outcomes in resource-limited settings. Dr. Randall has collaborated extensively with organizations like Partners in Health and led initiatives such as the International Gynecologic Cancer Society’s Global Curriculum Program to enhance training in LMICs. His research spans cervical cancer epidemiology, HPV screening innovations, and palliative care accessibility in LMICs.

He has held roles at the NCI Center for Global Health and currently practices clinically at Massachusetts General Hospital. Key contributions include studies on metabolic syndrome’s impact on cervical cancer risk and the implementation of mHealth interventions to improve patient retention. His projects are active in Uganda, Rwanda, and South Africa, emphasizing scalable solutions for equitable cancer care.