Belinda Paulicin, DSW, LCSW, OSW-C, is Vice President of Cancer Care at the Cancer Support Community (CSC), where she provides national leadership in psychosocial oncology, patient navigation, education, and programs. With more than 20 years of experience in mental health and program development, her work focuses on advancing integrated, evidence-based models of support that strengthen individuals and families affected by cancer.

In her role, Belinda provides strategic oversight for CSC’s Cancer Support Helpline, Education Programs, and Program initiatives, ensuring alignment with the organization’s mission and national strategy. She oversees the operations, staff, and growth of the Cancer Support Helpline and Frankly Speaking About Cancer, CSC’s evidence-informed education initiative designed to promote health literacy and patient engagement through accessible, culturally responsive resources. As a senior advisor across the organization, Belinda consults with departments on patient support, program development, and access-to-care strategies, embedding psychosocial oncology and health equity across CSC’s programs, partnerships, and research efforts.

Belinda holds both a doctorate and a master’s degree in social work and is a board-certified oncology social worker and community navigator. Outside of her professional role, she is actively engaged in community service, including volunteering in local feeding programs and supporting young mothers from at-risk communities. She is married and values time with family, service, and meaningful connections.