David Jarrard Email & Phone Number

David Jarrard is a Professor/Researcher/Clinician at University of Wisconsin-Madison.

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  Professor

  University Of Wisconsin-Madison

  Aug 1997 - Present - Madison, Wisconsin, United States

  I am tenured Professor, Vice Chair Department of Urology and Deputy Director in the UW Carbone Cancer Center at the University of Wisconsin. I am a physician-scientist with expertise in both clinical urologic cancer management, clinical trials and translational research. I hold the John Livesey Chair in Urologic Oncology and PI of the UW Prostate Cancer SPORE. I serve on cancer guidelines panels for the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) and the American Urological Association. I have served on the Board of Directors for the Society for Urologic Oncology (SUO) and co-led the GU subcommittee for ECOG. Other national leadership includes co-Chair of the Research, Education and Conferences Committee for the AUA. As President of the Society for Academic Urology (SAU) I helped initiate a new virtual match agenda during the COVID pandemic and new diversity, equality and inclusion initiatives. I am also past-President of the AUA North Central Section and the Society for Basic Urologic Research. I have wide-ranging experience serving as a reviewer and chair for NIH study sections (including SPOREs), private foundations and the Dept. Defense Prostate Cancer program. My clinical work concentrates on advanced Urologic Oncology and improving cancer detection and outcomes. I served as the urology co-PI on the paradigm shifting CHAARTED trial of docetaxel and ADT for metastatic HSPC, and on other trials in chemoprevention and advanced prostate cancer management. I have active basic science and translational research interests supported through the NIH (R01) and the Department of Defense examining epigenetic factors underlying prostate cancer progression and novel approaches to treating advanced disease leading to a number of patents. I have published numerous chapters, articles, and abstracts in the field of prostate cancer. I have an extensive and enthusiastic history of mentoring graduate, undergraduate, residents, and faculty.