Roxanne Jensen, PhD

Dr. Roxanne E. Jensen is a Program Director in the Outcomes Research Branch of the Healthcare Delivery Research Program at the National Cancer Institute, within the Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences. In her role, she co-leads the Centers on Telehealth Research for Cancer-Related Care Initiative, which focuses on generating robust evidence for patient-centered, sustainable telehealth models of cancer care delivery. She also serves as scientific lead for the SEER-Medicare Health Outcomes Survey (SEER-MHOS) data resource, a key source for evaluating cancer health outcomes. Dr. Jensen currently serves as a science officer for multiple projects within the NIH’s Office of Data Science Strategy Multi-Modal Data Initiative, where she advises and supports research teams working with integrated, multi-modal biomedical data, including data derived from and integrated into clinical workflows. Through this work, she supports the application of artificial intelligence methods to facilitate rigorous analysis of complex data relevant to cancer prevention and population science.

Her research interests focus on digital health, clinical informatics, and Patient-Reported Outcomes, with an emphasis on the application and evaluation of artificial intelligence, including generative AI, to analyze complex, multi-modal heath data and improve understanding of symptoms, health outcomes, and care delivery in cancer populations.