S. Stewart es responsable de supervisar todas las operaciones de BMT InfoNet. Como sobreviviente de un trasplante, ella aporta su gran experiencia y perspectiva a su trabajo y es ampliamente considerada como un recurso vital para toda la comunidad de trasplantes. Sue es autora de Bone Marrow and Blood Stem Cell Transplants: A Guide for Patients y de Autologous Stem Cell Transplants: A Handbook for Patients – ambos utilizados ampliamente por los centros de trasplantes en los Estados Unidos y Canadá para educar a los pacientes.  Ella es graduada de la Universidad de Northwestern con un título en Sociología / Asuntos Urbanos.

Marla coordina el Directorio de Centros de Trasplantes en línea de BMT InfoNet y el Simposio anual nacional de Sobrevivientes Celebrando una Segunda Oportunidad en la Vida.

Ella tiene una Licenciatura en Periodismo de la Universidad de Indiana. Marla también fue donante de células madre para un paciente no relacionado, una experiencia que ella describe como muy aleccionadora.

Cindy supervisa el programa Enlaces de Apoyo de BMT InfoNet en el que los sobrevivientes de trasplantes y sus seres queridos comparten sus historias y brindan apoyo emocional a los pacientes recientemente diagnosticados y sus familias. Como madre de un niño diagnosticado con leucemia a muy corta edad, Cindy comprende la confusión emocional que enfrentan las familias cuando a un ser querido se le diagnostica una enfermedad que amenaza la vida.

Lynne maneja los programas de asociación corporativa de BMT InfoNet, la producción de literatura y redes sociales. Entendedora de la experiencia del cuidador, Lynne se involucró en el trabajo vital de BMT InfoNet después de que su hermano se recuperó de un trasplante de células madre por leucemia mieloide aguda. Lynne recibió su MBA de la Universidad de Drexel, Pensilvania, una Licenciatura en Comunicaciones y un grado asociado en Publicidad Artística de la Universidad de Bridgeport, Connecticut.

Margaret gestiona los pedidos de manuales de pacientes de BMT InfoNet y otros productos y necesidades generales de la oficina. También aplica sus habilidades de escritura creativa a varios proyectos de BMT InfoNet, incluido el calendario Celebrando la Vida. Margaret obtuvo su licenciatura en inglés en el Carthage College. Su propia experiencia con una enfermedad crónica despertó su interés en la defensa del paciente.

Marsha manages BMT InfoNet’s Patience Assistance Fund (PAF).  The PAF was established to provide support to transplant patients during a time of financial hardship. 

Jon communicates BMT InfoNet's messages and services across the digital communities.  He is a graduate of the University of Michigan and has over 20 years of experience in management and customer service.  He is a primary T-cell lymphoma and allogeneic stem cell transplant survivor, living with graft-versus-host disease (GVHD).  Jon has experienced relapse, failed treatments, and limited treatment options.  No matter the setback, his motto is "Never Stop Making Plans". 

Julia Pan es una diplomática de Carrera argentina retirada, quien sirvió como Cónsul General en Chicago. Más tarde se desempeñó como Directora de la División para América Latina de Medicina Internacional de Minnesota en donde asistió a los pacientes hispanoparlantes y sus familias en sus tratamientos médicos antes, durante y después del trasplante, haciéndose conocedora de sus experiencias y necesidades. Julia obtuvo una licenciatura en Relaciones Internacionales y una Maestría en Economía de la Universidad de Buenos Aires y la Universidad de la República, Montevideo.

Margaret gestiona los pedidos de manuales de pacientes de BMT InfoNet y otros productos y necesidades generales de la oficina. También aplica sus habilidades de escritura creativa a varios proyectos de BMT InfoNet, incluido el calendario Celebrando la Vida. Margaret obtuvo su licenciatura en inglés en el Carthage College. Su propia experiencia con una enfermedad crónica despertó su interés en la defensa del paciente.

Dr. Bishop is a clinical health psychologist with over 25 years of experience working with cancer patients and their family caregivers. Throughout her professional career, she has worked with bone marrow/stem cell transplant survivors and caregivers, helping them before, during, and after transplant. She was author of a groundbreaking report highlighting psychosocial challenges faced by bone marrow transplant family caregivers. Dr. Bishop is the lead support group facilitator for several of BMT InfoNet's patient and caregiver support groups.

Ms. Fletcher is a social worker at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and previously worked as a social worker at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston where she counseled patients who were undergoing bone marrow/stem cell transplantation or CAR-T therapy. In her private practice, she works with patients who have a blood disorder or other cancer.  She currently facilitates several of BMT InfoNet's GVHD support groups, including one for young adults.

Holly Barron MSW, LICSW is a clinical social worker at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, where she has worked since 2016. She spent five years in the adult Hematological Malignancies and Stem Cell Transplant Center, working directly with transplant recipients and caregivers before, during and after transplant. She also facilitated a support group for transplant recipients who were more than a year post-transplant, many of whom were living with chronic GVHD. 

Ms. Scanlon is a licensed clinical social worker who specializes in helping children, adolescents, and families experiencing serious illness, grief, loss, and coping. She is very familiar with bone marrow/stem cell transplantation and CAR T-cell therapy and has helped patients and their families cope with issues such as graft-versus-host disease (GVHD) and secondary cancers.

She is passionate about guiding and supporting families as they cope with serious illness. She recognizes that when an individual is diagnosed with cancer, the entire family system is impacted and she works with the individual and whole family to reduce feelings of isolation and address coping, bridging communication gaps amidst managing difficult situations, and a variety of other needs.

Ms. Kinnicutt was a clinical social worker at UC San Francisco Medical Center in the outpatient Hematology/BMT clinic for 4+ years. She worked with patients and families from initial diagnosis and initiation of treatment, through assessment and preparing patients for a stem cell transplant through hospitalization and survivorship. She has worked extensively with patients dealing with GVHD, those who received photopheresis treatment, and those whose GVHD has limited their lives in many ways. 

Ms. Kinnicutt currently leads several of BMT InfoNet's GVHD support groups. 

Ms. Franzetti is a licensed clinical social worker dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by cancer. She specializes in working with the blood cancer community and has extensive experience working with CAR-T survivors. In working closely with patients before and after CAR T-cell therapy. Ms. Franzetti understands the unique challenges CAR T-cell patients face. She’s passionate about the importance of emotional and social well-being in cancer care, and she is committed to helping patients improve their overall quality of life post CAR-T. She currently leads BMT InfoNet's CAR T-cell support groups.