A Day in the Life of a Registry Partners CTR Attracts National Attention

Perspectives

Published/Updated Date: September 23, 2021

Although we are very familiar with the work of CTRs here at Registry Partners, we recognize that not everyone understands what a Certified Tumor Registrar does on a daily basis!

So, we were thrilled when OwlGuru.com asked our Quality Manager (and CTR) Jennifer Brown to share with its readers her typical day on the job, as well as the pros and cons of being a CTR. Check it out here.

And, for new CTRs interested in gaining more experience in the field, we encourage you to register on our site to stay updated on our Internship Program, as applications for the next cohort will be available soon. 

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