Jennifer M. Jones is the Director of the Cancer Rehabilitation and Survivorship Program, a Senior Scientist at the PM Research Institute, and holds the Butterfield Drew Chair in Cancer Survivorship Research. In addition, she is an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry (primary) and the Dalla Lana School of Public Health (cross-appointment) at the University of Toronto. She currently co-leads the Canadian Cancer Survivorship Research Consortium. Her most recent scholarly and professional activities have clustered around translational research to inform clinical survivorship care. This research platform specifically focuses on examining new approaches to predict, prevent, and manage long-term adverse effects of cancer and its treatment with a focus on cancer rehabilitation and the development and evaluation of innovative models of follow-up care and support. This includes (i) assessment of the prevalence and impact of long-term and late physical and psychosocial effects of cancer and its treatment; (ii) development and evaluation of sustainable and cost-effective interventions for patients and their families along with innovative models of survivorship care; (iii) implementation of evidence into clinical practice through the development of integrated KT models and education.