Assistant Professor (Clinical); Director, Research and Education to Advance Cancer survivor Health (REACH) Lab — University of Arizona, Department of Psychology
Rina Fox is a clinical health psychologist and Co-Director of the Cancer Center's Behavioral Measurement and Interventions Shared Resource. Her research is broadly focused on delineating how psychosocial processes impact adjustment to and coping with cancer, with an emphasis on developing and testing behavioral interventions to improve symptom management and health related quality of life (HRQOL) among cancer survivors. She is particularly interested in the role of sleep in HRQOL. In her research, she uses digital intervention delivery to improve access to psychosocial care and intervention optimization methods to decrease the burden of engaging with psychosocial interventions.