On-Demand Training
Join this practical, non-promotional educational session designed for team members who engage with patients and support colorectal cancer screening efforts. This session provides easy-to-understand education on colorectal cancer basics, including average vs. high-risk patients, common patient questions, barriers to screening, and the impact of medical mistrust in certain populations. Participants will also learn effective communication techniques such as motivational interviewing and shared decision-making to help guide patients through the screening process with confidence.
By the end of the session, staff will feel better equipped to answer questions, build trust, and support patients from screening recommendation through completion.
In Partnership With Exact Sciences
Who Should Attend
Primary care providers, nurses, medical assistants, community health workers, care coordinators, patient navigators, and other staff involved in patient education and colorectal cancer screening efforts.
Speaker
Jacqui Snedeker
Senior Manager of Health Equity and Field Partnerships
Jacqui Snedeker is a Senior Manager of Health Equity and Field Partnerships at Exact Sciences, where she works with Federally Qualified Health Centers, Departments of Health, Primary Care Organizations, community organizations, and health systems to expand access to colorectal cancer screening and evidence-based interventions. Her work focuses on implementation strategy, stakeholder engagement, patient navigation, and reducing barriers to care across underserved populations. Jacqui has supported multi-state collaborations focused on population health initiatives, community health worker education, and screening program expansion within safety-net settings.