Hi
Diana,

 We
hear from many people who are looking for a resource that helps survivors find
jobs, but unfortunately we don't know of a singular resource that does this.
You might want to consider flexible work options, and a great website to find
those kind of opportunities is flexjobs.com. It is a paid jobs listing site,
but you can get 50% off by entering the code CANCER. As for networking/jobs
fairs, there are many of these opportunities out there, it depends on where
you  live and the type of work that you’re looking for. 

I would recommend
conducting an online search for job fairs in your area, checking local job
boards, community centers and universities. Given
that you are a lawyer, you might want to check out your local bar association as
well.  Keep in mind that approximately 85% of jobs are found
through networking, so you should also make a point of connecting (or
reconnecting) with your professional community and letting them know that you are looking for work.  You could consider setting up informational meetings
with people to pick their brains.  You should also make sure that you have a
strong Linked In profile. 

Check out these articles on our website for more information:

• http://www.cancerandcareers.org/en/looking-for-work/guide-to-linkedin


• http://www.cancerandcareers.org/en/looking-for-work/informational-interviews


• http://www.cancerandcareers.org/en/looking-for-work/Job-Hunting-After-Cancer-Treatment

 I
hope that this was helpful and please let me know if you have any further
questions!

 Best,

Sarah,
Cancer and Careers Program Coordinator