Jhenitza Raygoza is a Program Manager of Research at Cancer Support Community (CSC). At CSC, Jhenitza assists in the management and delivery of cancer research projects, specifically aimed at collecting experiences from cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers.

Jhenitza received both her Bachelors of Science in Psychology and Master of Public Health at the University of Arizona. Her educational training has strengthened her understanding of the psychosocial implications of health behavior. Jhenitza has spent over seven years working on community-based participatory research projects, mainly amongst Hispanic and Latino communities. Prior to joining CSC, Jhenitza worked as a Program Coordinator at the Mayo Clinic in Arizona, where she managed research projects in the areas of breast cancer risk perception, breast cancer risk assessment, access to care, and more.

Jhenitza is passionate about the triad of cancer care- where research, health programs, and health policy must work together to create efficient cancer care personalized for each individual, caregiver, and loved one impacted by cancer. Outside of work, Jhenitza continues her advocacy for cancer care at the national, state, and local legislative levels as a volunteer for the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network. Jhenitza lives in her hometown of Tucson, Arizona, where she enjoys spending time with loved ones, going on foodie adventures, thrifting vinyl records and books, and strength training.