Kim Schuetz is a seasoned oncology nurse based in Fall River, Wisconsin, with over two decades of experience in direct patient care and clinical support. In addition to her professional background, Kim is a passionate childhood cancer advocate and the mother of Austin Schuetz, the 21st pediatric patient in the world to receive CAR-T cell therapy. Their remarkable journey through treatment and recovery has been featured widely, including by the Alliance for Cancer Gene Therapy (ACGT) and the Emily Whitehead Foundation.Since connecting with the Emily Whitehead Foundation over eight years ago, Kim has been a steadfast supporter, sharing her family’s story at major events such as the Believe Ball and engaging in peer support, advocacy, and public speaking across oncology nursing, patient communities, and industry audiences. As both a nurse and caregiver, Kim brings a unique dual perspective to her advocacy, rooted in clinical insight and personal resilience. She continues to champion awareness, equitable access to advanced therapies, and patient-centered care models across the oncology space.