Jacqueline B. Vo, is a Tenure Track Investigator in the Radiation Epidemiology Branch, Division of Cancer Epidemiology & Genetics, National Cancer Institute. Dr. Vo studies how cancer treatment can increase the risk of cardiotoxicity and health outcomes in cancer incidence and mortality can differ across minoritized racial and ethnic or socioeconomic populations. Dr. Vo has received numerous awards, including the Cancer Prevention Fellowship Program Transfellowship Research Award, the Coleman Research Innovation Award, the DCEG Fellow's Cancer Research Award, the NCI Cancer Prevention Fellowship Program Merit Award, and the NCI Director’s Award: NCI Champion Awards for Emerging Leader and Outstanding Mentor. In 2022, Dr. Vo received the NIH Fellows Award for Research Excellence and the American Association for Cancer Research Scholar-In-Training Award. Dr. Vo completed her Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Philosophy in nursing at the University of Alabama at Birmingham and Master of Public Health at Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health, and she completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the National Cancer Institute Cancer Prevention Fellowship Program.