The Cancer Survivorship HUB Navigator is an exciting addition to our work to improve the health and quality of life for cancer survivors across Iowa, with a special focus on rural and underserved communities. This role provides personalized, one-on-one guidance to connect survivors with evidence-based health and wellness programs and community resources. By helping remove barriers such as transportation, cost, and limited access, the Navigator ensures survivors can get the support they need to thrive. Through close collaboration with healthcare providers and community partners, this role strengthens care coordination and advances more equitable, survivor-centered care across the state.

Essential Functions:

• Help cancer survivors get connected to survivorship programs and services

• Talk with cancer survivors about their needs, concerns, and goals

• Support healthy lifestyle changes at a pace that works for each individual

• Help cancer survivors sign up for programs, services, and support groups

• Connect cancer survivors to help with transportation, food, housing, and emotional support

• Stay in touch as cancer survivors move through programs to make sure they feel supported

• Share updates with care teams (with consent) so everyone stays coordinated

• Speak up for survivor needs and help improve access to care across Iowa

Meet Jessica Schellhorn

Jessica currently serves as an Oncology Nurse Navigator at St. Anthony Cancer Center. She brings years of experience helping cancer patients and survivors navigate care, reduce barriers, and feel supported throughout their journey. Her experience and compassionate approach help ensure survivors across Iowa receive the guidance and care they deserve.

For more information on Jessica – check out the “Meet the Team” page – click HERE