10/05/2026
For Jordan Magyar, nursing is personal.
After losing his father to pancreatic cancer, Jordan was inspired to pursue a career in oncology, helping patients and families navigate some of life's most challenging moments with compassion and understanding.
Today, as an infusion nurse at City of Hope Orange County, Jordan cares for patients undergoing treatment while carrying forward the same support his own family once received.
His path to City of Hope was shaped by a patient he cared for years ago at another organization who shared how CAR T cell therapy at City of Hope had cured his lymphoma. Inspired by that story, City of Hope's groundbreaking research and the life-changing outcomes he saw in patients, Jordan knew he wanted to be part of an organization at the forefront of cancer care.
Years later, that same patient returned for treatment and was once again assigned to Jordan's care.
"I got to tell him that his story was the reason I ended up working at City of Hope."
Today, Jordan is proud to be part of a team advancing cancer research, delivering innovative treatments and making a difference for patients and families every day.