NCODA Introduces Fellow of NCODA (FNCODA) Designation
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New designation recognizes sustained leadership, service, and contributions to NCODA and the advancement of oncology care
NCODA is introducing the Fellow of NCODA (FNCODA) designation, a new professional distinction recognizing members who have demonstrated sustained commitment to NCODA’s Mission and made meaningful contributions to the advancement of oncology practice and patient-centered, integrated cancer care.
The FNCODA designation recognizes individuals whose contributions reflect leadership, education, mentorship, engagement, global impact, and service to the oncology community. Fellows represent professionals who have made a lasting impact on NCODA, the oncology profession, and the patients and care teams they serve.
“FNCODA gives us an important way to recognize individuals whose leadership and commitment have helped shape NCODA and advance our Mission,” said Michael Reff, RPh, MBA, Founder and Executive Director of NCODA. “These individuals have given their time, expertise, and leadership to strengthen oncology care and the community that surrounds it. This designation recognizes that lasting contribution.”
Once conferred, FNCODA is a lifelong professional designation, and recipients may use the FNCODA credential following their name and existing professional credentials.
Inaugural Class to Be Introduced at the International Fall Summit
NCODA will introduce the inaugural class of Fellows of NCODA on Thursday, October 29, during the 2026 NCODA International Fall Summit in Orlando, Florida.
The first class will recognize individuals whose contributions have played an important role in NCODA’s growth, programs, education, collaboration, and impact on oncology care. Their introduction will mark the official conferral of the FNCODA designation and the beginning of a new tradition of recognizing sustained service and leadership within the NCODA community.
Following the introduction at the Summit, NCODA will share the inaugural class of Fellows with the broader oncology community.
To learn more about the Fellow of NCODA designation, including its purpose and recognition criteria.