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Alicia Daniels, MSN, RN, OCN

Alicia Daniels

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  • Breast oncology nurse navigator at Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center
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Alicia Daniels, MSN, RN, OCN, is a breast oncology nurse navigator at Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center. She earned her bachelor’s degree from Prairie View A&M University and her master’s degree in nursing education from Texas Woman’s University.

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Alicia began her career caring for patients in genitourinary and gastrointestinal medical oncology. Since then, she has served in leadership roles across a variety of oncology settings, including at MD Anderson Cancer Center and Stanford Cancer Center. She has also worked as a nursing professor, teaching courses in oncology and cancer care, and leading clinical and simulation laboratories.

When she is not working, Alicia enjoys reading, traveling, and spending time with her family.

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My goal is always to lead with compassion in everything I do and hope that all patients feel cared for.

Alicia

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Contributions

Insomnia and fatigue

01/13/26 | BY: Alicia Daniels

Cancer-related insomnia and fatigue are very common with a breast cancer diagnosis and treatment, and can develop for many reasons. Insomnia is difficulty falling and staying asleep.

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 | 10 Min. Read

Managing insomnia and fatigue

01/13/26 | BY: Alicia Daniels

Working toward good sleep habits can be difficult, especially during treatment. To get through each day, take steps to improve your sleep schedule and exercise habits, and find ways to preserve your energy.

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 | 7 Min. Read

Treatments for insomnia and fatigue

01/13/26 | BY: Alicia Daniels

Sleep medicines have not been studied in people with cancer, but while you are in treatment, they may be one of the best ways to help you cope.

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 | 4 Min. Read