Ashley E. Rosko MD

Ashley Rosko, MD, is a member of the Cancer Control Program at the OSUCCC – James and the medical director of the Oncogeriatrics Program, where her research focuses on cancer and aging, translational geriatric research efforts, bone marrow transplantation, and outcomes in older adults with multiple myeloma. Dr. Rosko conceived, developed, and implemented the Cancer and Aging Resiliency Clinic (CARE) at The James, a multidisciplinary care clinic for aging adults with cancer. This clinic is the first of its kind at Ohio State and is one of only a few programs nationally that is dedicated to a multidisciplinary approach to address the unique health needs of aging. Dr. Rosko’s research in identifying frailty in older adults with blood cancer is currently funded by an NCI K23 Mentored Career Development Award in addition to other grants like the Paul Calabresi Scholar Award, the Alliance NCI NCORP Cancer Control Program YIA, and the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) YIA.