Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, founded in 1898 and based in Buffalo, New York, is the first cancer center established in the United States. It holds the designation of an NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center, placing it among a select group of just over 50 such institutions in the country.
The center's mission is focused on understanding, treating, and eliminating cancer through integrated research and patient care. Its operations are structured to bring together physicians, scientists, nurses, and support staff to advance personalized approaches to oncology.
Technology roles within the organization support a singular focus on cancer research and clinical care. The technical environment is geared toward enabling the center's goal of eliminating cancer through the combination of cutting-edge research and direct clinical application.
