Discover Moffitt Cancer Center: Resources, Prevention & Understanding Your Cancer Risk

Join the Women’s Resource Center for an informative and empowering webinar featuring Moffitt Cancer Center. This session will introduce you to Moffitt’s mission and the many cancer care, education, screening, and prevention resources available to women and families in our community. Learn how Moffitt’s Office of Community Outreach and Engagement works to bring trusted cancer information and resources directly to communities across the Tampa Bay region and discover how you can connect with services that may support your health and well-being. 

The webinar will also include a special introduction to hereditary cancer risk. You’ll learn how genes and family history can influence cancer risk, how hereditary cancer differs from more common forms of cancer, and what “red flags” in your family history may suggest an inherited risk. The presentation will demystify genetic counseling and genetic testing, including what to expect, potential benefits, and options for cancer screening and prevention when someone is found to be at increased risk. You’ll leave with practical information you can use right away, whether you’re looking to better understand your own cancer risk, support a loved one, or learn more about resources available in our community. 

Presenters: 

Hunter Dain, CHES 

Senior Community Health Education Program Specialist 

Hunter Dain is a Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES) currently pursuing a Master of Public Health with a focus in Health Equity at Boston University. She serves as the Senior Community Health Education Program Specialist at Moffitt Cancer Center within the Office of Community Outreach and Engagement. In this role, Hunter develops and delivers evidence-based cancer education programming throughout the Tampa Bay region, partnering with community organizations to expand access to cancer prevention, screening, and early detection resources. Her work centers on reducing cancer disparities and ensuring that all communities have the knowledge and tools to take charge of their health. 

Tina Inman, MS, CGC 

Genetic Risk Education and Access Coordinator 

Tina Inman is a board-certified genetic counselor with a master’s degree in Human Genetics and Biology. She serves as the Genetic Risk Education and Access Coordinator at Moffitt Cancer Center, where she focuses on expanding awareness of and access to hereditary cancer screening through genetic counseling and testing in the areas of Manatee and Sarasota counties, and the Greater Tampa Bay area.