Founder & Director of Precision Cancer Medicine Research
Alex Rolland, Founder & Director of Precision Cancer Medicine Research

CONTACT ALEX

Alex Rolland is the Founder & Director of Precision Cancer Medicine Research at Cancer Treatment Options and Management. At CTOAM, Alex conducts personalized research, facilitates tests, consults on treatment options, monitors treatment plans, and advocates directly for his clients. Alex is passionate about ensuring that anyone who receives a cancer diagnosis has access to the most effective, and least invasive, form of treatment possible.

Alex holds a BSc in Molecular/Cell Biology from the University of Victoria, and completed doctoral coursework in Medical Genetics at the University of British Columbia. He’s used his expertise to consult oncologists at the Mayo Clinic and other leading cancer treatment centers.

With over 15 years of experience researching, consulting, and advocating for cancer patients, Alex also works directly with the medical system to explore the newest optimal treatments for his clients. He’s an expert in discovering how to optimize your cancer treatment, and making this a reality for you.

Discover more about Alex, including his educational background and professional experience in the field of cancer research.

You’ll also learn what inspired him to leave the lab, as well as his coveted teaching role, and to dedicate his life to helping cancer patients gain rapid access to the most effective treatments for their cancer. Alex is committed to changing the face of cancer care in Canada and throughout the world. His goal is to ensure that the CTOAM approach to cancer care becomes the standard of care, everywhere.

Read more about Alex.

Cancer Research Specialist
Noushin Moshgabadi, MSc (Genetics), MSc (Medical Genetics)

Research scientist Noushin Moshgabadi loves helping connect people with better healthcare and cancer treatment through her work in medical science.

Originally from Iran, Noushin has been living in British Columbia, Canada, for more than 15 years where she has studied and worked in scientific research for more than a decade. She obtained her Bachelors of Science in Cell & Molecular Biology from Vancouver’s Simon Fraser University (SFU); and her Masters of Science in Genetics, as well as her secondary Masters of Science, from the University of British Columbia’s Medical Genetics department (UBC).

Noushin has worked as a research scientist at Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC), UBC hospitals, the Vancouver Prostate Centre (VPC), and several Genetics and Molecular Biology laboratories at both Simon Fraser University and the University of British Columbia.

In addition to her passion for genetics, molecular biology, and scientific research, Noushin enjoys exploring Vancouver’s beautiful natural landscape and hanging out with friends and family. She loves outdoor activities and can often be found doing different outdoor sports, like skiing, hiking, biking, sailing, and jogging.

Noushin is excited to be a part of the CTOAM team and working with cutting-edge experts who are leading the way in cancer care. Her life goal is to help people through medical science – and she feels that CTOAM provides her with an opportunity to make this dream come true.