Sarah Clampitt joins CEDAR as a Clinic Research Assistant II. She received her Honors B.S. in Biology with minors in Chemistry and Business from Oregon State University. Sarah brings a diverse set of skills and perspectives from her work in advocacy, disability access services, hospice, and the Oregon Legislature, and hopes to continue exploring her passion from public health and medicine through her work in cancer early detection research at CEDAR. In her free time, she enjoys going to the beach, taking photos, and attending Zumba classes whenever she can. Sarah is thrilled to be joining CEDAR and cannot wait to collaborate with innovative and diverse team here.