Roles
Assistant Professor
Lead, Evidence-Based Survivorship & Supportive Care
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Biography
Dr. Moreno is a licensed clinical psychologist and an Assistant Professor of Public Health Sciences, Psychology, and Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. She is also Lead of Evidence-Based Survivorship and Supportive Care at the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center. The overarching aim of Dr. Moreno’s research is to understand the significant challenges faced by individuals coping with cancer and improve outcomes across the cancer continuum through patient-centered healthcare and tailored, empirically-supported interventions. She is particularly interested in identifying factors that can be targeted to improve quality of life among Hispanics/Latinos and other diverse individuals in the United States. Dr. Moreno recently received a $5.2 million R01/R37 MERIT Award from the National Cancer Institute. She has also received K01 Career Development Award from the National Cancer Institute and grants from the American Cancer Society, National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities, V Foundation, and John Templeton Foundation. Dr. Moreno has experience providing evidence-based care to English- and Spanish-speaking cancer survivors and their family members across three NCI-designated comprehensive cancer centers: UCLA, Duke University, and Northwestern University. Dr. Moreno received the Academy of Behavioral Medicine Research Early-Stage Investigator Award in 2022 and was named the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center Outstanding Population Science Researcher of the Year in 2024. -
Education & Training
Education
Post Graduate Training
Licensures and Certifications
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Research Interests
Dr. Moreno leads the CARES Lab, which is dedicated to serving the cancer community through research, community engagement, and psychosocial support. Our mission is to ensure that every person lives as well as possible beyond a diagnosis of cancer. Quality of life is critical at every age, stage, and phase of care. The overarching aim of the CARES Lab is to understand the significant challenges faced by individuals coping with cancer and improve outcomes across the cancer continuum through patient-centered healthcare and tailored, empirically-supported interventions. -
Publications
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Professional Activities
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