Become a Member
Faculty members with an interest in cancer care and research are encouraged to apply.
Hollings members are a collaborative group who work across disciplines and specialties with one mission in mind – easing the burden of cancer in South Carolina and beyond. Members include physician scientists, basic scientists, population scientists, nurse scientists and more.
Hollings and the greater MUSC research community have resources to help you to develop your research skills, access funding, conduct transdisciplinary science and move findings from the lab to the clinic.
Cancer Research at Work
Hollings members have access to funding opportunities, Shared Resources, cancer-focused scientific retreats and cancer center training and recognition.
Faculty members with an interest in cancer care and research are encouraged to apply.
Hollings supports innovative research ideas from postdoctoral trainees and faculty.
The Clinical Trials Office is ready to assist you in writing and opening clinical trials.
Shared Resources provide access to sophisticated imaging and analytical equipment and expertise.
Our TCTs bring basic scientists, clinicians and population scientists together to focus on a single cancer type.
This database pulls information from multiple sources, localizing it to South Carolina counties.
This monthly event brings leading researchers from around the country to Hollings.
Hollings leadership annually recognizes researchers who have published exceptional work.
In addition to the resources housed within Hollings, there are research resources throughout MUSC available to trainees and faculty.