Nursing
Nursing excellence is a major reason the Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins is a world leader in setting the standard for exceptional cancer care. Our nurses are highly trained to provide quality, compassionate, evidence-based nursing care.
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Nursing Leadership at the Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins
Our Leadership
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Donna Berizzi, RN, DNP, OCN, NEA-BC.
Senior Director of Oncology Nursing -
MiKaela Olsen, DNP, APRN-CNS, AOCNS
Clinical Program Director for Oncology -
Yinette Almonte, MSN, RN, OCN, NEA-BC
Director of Nursing -
Yanka Campbell, DNP, RN, AGPNCP-BC, CNE
Senior Project Administrator for Oncology Quality and Patient Safety -
Roberta Anderson, DNP, RN-BC, OCN
Clinical Program Director for Radiation Oncology & Molecular Sciences -
Katie Evans BSN, RN, OCN
Medical Oncology/Infusion Center Nurse Manager
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Whether you are a new graduate, a seasoned and experienced nurse, or are simply seeking a new direction, Kimmel Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins Nursing has a role for you. Though your choices are vast in today’s nursing market, we challenge you to discover for yourself what is different about a nursing career with our world-renowned, Magnet-recognized team and one of the nation’s top-ranked cancer centers.
Advancement and Mentorship
Continuing education and professional growth opportunities abound in the highly professional, Magnet-recognized oncology nursing environment of the Kimmel Cancer Center. At Johns Hopkins, oncology nurses thrive because their autonomy is respected and their contributions valued. Mentoring is our model for driving innovation and excellence in cancer care.

Leaders in Oncology Research
Kimmel Cancer Center nurses are integral members of the internationally recognized Johns Hopkins research enterprise. Research nurses educate and care for patients participating in clinical trials for all cancer types. Oncology nurses initiate and lead award-winning quality improvement research projects that drive excellence in patient care. By regularly publishing and presenting their research at the Oncology Nursing Society Congress, our nurses influence the global standard of oncology care.
