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Dr. Carolyn Gotay is Professor and Canadian Cancer Society Chair in Cancer Primary Prevention at the University of British Columbia (UBC). Her training began at Duke University and continued with a PhD in Psychology from the University of Maryland. During her first position at the University of Calgary, she became interested in the relationship between psychology and cancer, which would become the focus of her subsequent work. Dr. Gotay has held positions at Gettysburg College, the University of Calgary, and the National Cancer Institute (U.S.) where she acted as a Health Scientist Administrator. Following these positions, she began at the University of Hawaii, where she worked as the Director of the Cancer Prevention and Control Program. Throughout these various roles, her primary prevention interests were multi-faceted; they included a focus on clinical trials investigating quality of life as well as understanding end-of-life care and the psychosocial wellbeing of patients. Dr. Gotay joined UBC in 2008 where she continued her primary prevention research through the School of Population and Public Health and the B.C. Cancer Agency. Currently, Dr. Gotay is a leader in the Cancer Prevention Centre where she and her colleagues look at modifiable cancer risk factors and the application and assessment of interven­tions to modify these behaviours in the population. Dre Carolyn Gotay est professeure et elle siege au sein de la Societe canadienne du cancer dans le domaine de la prevention primaire du cancer a l’Universite de la Colombie-Britannique. Son education universitaire a debute a l’Universite de Duke et elle a continue ses etudes doctorales en psychologie a l’Universite de Maryland. Son premier poste fut a l’Universite de Calgary et elle concentre ses recherches sur la relation entre la psychologie et le cancer. Dre Gotay a obtenu des postes a l’Universite de Gettysburg, a l’Universite de Calgary et a l’institut national du cancer (E.U.) ou elle etait administratrice scientifique de la sante. Par la suite, elle a travaille a l’Universite d’Hawaii, ou elle a oeuvre en tant que directrice du programme de prevention et de controle du cancer. A travers son cheminement professionnel, Dre Gotay a etudie les soins primaires preventifs en lien avec la qualite de vie, les soins de fin de vie et le bien-etre psychosocial des patients. En 2008, elle a eu la chance de continuer sa recherche en soins preventifs primaires a l’Universite de la Colombie-Britannique dans le departement de sante publique ainsi qu’a l’agence de cancer de la Colombie-Britannique. Dre Go­tay demeure une leader au centre de prevention du cancer ou elle travaille presentement avec ses collegues pour trouver des facteurs de risque modifiables du cancer et l’application d’interventions pour modifier ces comportements dans la population.

Cancer Prevention as the Key to Long Term Population Health: An Interview with Dr. Carolyn Gotay