Amy Colver, LISW, OSW-C, is an oncology social worker with more than a decade of experience in cancer care. She currently serves as a Sr. Education and Online Content Specialist at Susan G. Komen, where she develops patient-centered resources and delivers evidence-based information to patients, caregivers, health care providers and the public. Amy has served as a clinician, managed psychosocial oncology services across multiple sites, mentored social workers, and contributed to national platforms. Guided by a deep commitment to those impacted by cancer, she brings both expertise and heart to her work, which spans education, clinical care, mentorship, and professional writing, reflecting her passion for supporting patients and families and strengthening the social work profession.

Melody Griffith received a master's degree in social work from Arizona State University in 2010. She completed an internship at a hospital where she was assigned to the oncology floor and later hired as a social worker. She fell in love with oncology and moved to the outpatient setting to establish longer-term relationships with patients through cancer diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship. Melody began her employment at Mayo Clinic in 2016. She created and facilitated several support groups including Multiple Myeloma, Caregiver, and AYA groups, has been instrumental in process and program development, education of staff, and continues to further the work of psycho-oncology care. She has a special place in her heart for young adult patients and continues to learn and grow from her interactions with them.