Membership Overview

The American Cancer Society National Navigation Roundtable (ACS NNRT) is a national coalition of public, private and voluntary organizations, and invited individuals dedicated to advancing the field of patient navigation through:

  • coordinated leadership
  • strategic planning
  • advocacy

It takes many voices to create an effective coalition – a coalition and unified voice committed to demonstrating the impact and value of patient navigation in cancer care.

 

Why join ACS NNRT?

ACS NNRT member organizations enjoy benefits and services designed to magnify the impact that each
organization can have in their efforts to reduce the burden of cancer across the US.

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How the ACS NNRT Functions

The ACS NNRT acts as a catalyst to stimulate work on key issues around patient navigation. The work of the ACS NNRT is guided by an active Steering Committee, with leadership of a Chair and Vice Chair. Through the efforts of task groups, the ACS NNRT advances initiatives that focus on:

  • evidence
  • policy
  • public awareness & communication
  • workforce development

A fundamental premise of the ACS NNRT is that collective action among member organizations will be more successful in advancing the field, than if they worked alone.  A core principle of the ACS NNRT is that it will not duplicate or take on roles of member organizations; but rather fulfill those roles that would otherwise go undone.  The ACS NNRT seeks to enhance organization contributions in navigation through greater engagement with other stakeholders, as well as take on initiatives that all organizations deem worthy, but unlikely to initiate on their own. 

Together, members work to share information, identify needs and opportunities, while addressing gaps relating to navigation.  The strength of such a partnership, united in mission, enhances the work of each member and thus effectively furthering the field and profession.