Elizabeth Schafer, MPH
Associate Scientist II
Surveillance & Health Equity Science
Why I am a Cancer Researcher at ACS
Knowing that many populations face inequalities in cancer prevention and care due to structural and social determinants of health that are out of their control is my motivation to conduct cancer surveillance and disparity research. The American Cancer Society is a wonderful organization to be a part of because our research is used to save lives through advocacy and patient support programs that address these inequalities.”
At ACS since 2022
Elizabeth Schafer, MPH, is an associate scientist II in Surveillance and Health Equity Science at the American Cancer Society (ACS). She provides analytic and comprehensive literature review support to extend previous novel findings on emerging patterns in cancer occurrence, survival, and disparities.
Research focus and accomplishments
Schafer’s research interests include cancer surveillance and disparities, structural and social determinants of health, and the implications of modifiable risk factors on cancer occurrence and survival.
Publications
For a full list of Schafer's publications, visit her Google Scholar page.
Contact
Work before ACS
- Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University, Graduate Research and Epidemiology Methods Teaching Assistant
- Atlanta Veteran Affairs Medical Center, Research Associate
Education
- MPH: Epidemiology, Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University, 2022
- BS: Global Health Studies, Allegheny College, 2017
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