Kelli Rasmussen is the associate director of AACR’s Project GENIE, where she brings over a decade of expertise in cancer epidemiology, data science, and strategic communication to drive advancements in precision medicine. She is instrumental in managing the day-to-day operations of the Project GENIE Coordinating Center, overseeing collaborative efforts across international institutions, and ensuring the integration of real-world data to enhance clinical decision-making.
Prior to joining the AACR, Kelli served as a senior data scientist at the University of Utah’s Division of Epidemiology, where she spearheaded innovative projects like the VetConnect Cancer Navigator within the Veterans Health Administration (VHA). Her work has significantly improved cancer care coordination and the use of advanced computational techniques for oncology research.
Kelli holds a Master of Science degree in sociology with an emphasis on population health sciences from the University of Utah. Her passion for improving patient outcomes through data-driven insights and fostering multidisciplinary collaboration continues to drive her work at the forefront of oncology research and precision medicine.