About Us

Why We Care: At the WVU Cancer Institute, we embrace the challenge of cancer with empathy and understanding, striving to offer every individual the finest care from an expert team of dedicated professionals. Through a culture of service, respect, inclusivity, and accountability, we are committed to leading the way to better health and wellness with cancer prevention, treatment, and research. That’s our mission – it’s at the core of everything we do.

How We Care: We pride ourselves on delivering exceptional care with a compassionate approach that centers around the patient and their loved ones. Recognizing the unique nature of each patient’s journey, we’ve made substantial investments in our medical and professional staff to enhance access to specialized cancer treatment. And as part of an academic medical center, we’ve created an environment that brings clinicians and scientists together to achieve the best outcomes for our patients.

Expanding our footprint, we’ve opened new locations and partnered with trusted hometown medical centers throughout West Virginia and beyond to ensure that high-quality cancer care is accessible in our patents’ communities – and there’s more growth on the horizon. We’re excited about expanding our facilities, clinical services, educational initiatives, and community partnerships, allowing us to reach more individuals than ever before.

Who We Are: The WVU Cancer Institute operates a regional network of care centers that offer access to highly advanced experts and technologies. The network’s larger, regional sites offer medical oncology, surgery, and infusion services, as well as highly advanced radiation oncology services, while the critical access hospitals and smaller community hospitals provide infusion services and outpatient medical oncology.

The Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center is the Institute’s largest, most comprehensive cancer care facility. Located in Morgantown, the facility is the only cancer center in West Virginia that offers blood and bone marrow transplants; photopheresis and CAR T-cell therapy; gamma knife radiosurgery for brain cancers and metastasis; and hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy (HIPEC) and isolated hepatic infusion. Our comprehensive care approach ensures that everyone who seeks us out for diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up has access to the latest advancements and innovations in cancer care.

We are an inclusive community, committed to diversity, equity, and belonging in our policies, procedures, and interactions with patients, caregivers, staff, trainees, and faculty. We uphold the American Medical Association nondiscrimination policy, celebrating the diversity of all individuals. We do not discriminate based on race, age, religion, ability, marital status, sexual orientation, sex, or gender identity.