Rachele Sledge
PresidentMedical Social Worker
Nebraska Medicine
Greater Omaha • Oncology Social Work
About GOOSWA
The Greater Omaha Oncology Social Workers Association (GOOSWA) connects oncology social workers and social workers throughout the healthcare field in the Greater Omaha area.
Founded in 1987, GOOSWA was established to foster communication, professional growth, and mutual support among oncology social workers and social workers in the healthcare field. For nearly four decades, the organization has remained committed to strengthening professional connections.
Our Mission
To establish lines of communication among professional peers while enhancing professional growth and providing mutual support.
GOOSWA is dedicated to creating meaningful connections among oncology social workers and healthcare social workers. Through networking, education, collaboration, and shared resources, we strive to strengthen the professional community that supports individuals and families navigating cancer.
About GOOSWA
A professional community built around collaboration.
GOOSWA brings oncology social workers and allied professionals together across the Greater Omaha area to encourage professional development, networking, collaboration, and resource sharing.
The organization also helps make it easier for patients and families to discover the kinds of psychosocial and practical support oncology social workers connect them with.
Our leadership
Board Members
Meet the volunteers who help guide GOOSWA and strengthen connections among oncology social workers and healthcare social workers throughout Greater Omaha.
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Angela Wulf
Vice PresidentMedical Social Worker
Nebraska Medicine
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Skye Manley
TreasurerHospital Enrichment Social Worker
Methodist Hospital of Omaha
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Secretary
To Be AnnouncedBoard position coming soon.
For patients & caregivers
You don't have to navigate cancer alone.
How Oncology Social Workers Can Help
Oncology social workers provide support to patients and families navigating the emotional, financial, insurance, transportation, housing, caregiving, and practical challenges that may accompany a cancer diagnosis. To connect with an oncology social worker, speak with your oncology care team within your current healthcare system.