Bachelor's degree required, preferably in a related field., Experience in oncology and/or clinical research is preferred., Strong computer skills, particularly with Microsoft Office products., Excellent verbal and written communication skills are essential..
Key responsabilities:
Assist in managing day-to-day responsibilities of AACI programs and initiatives.
Cultivate professional relationships with steering committee members and their staff.
Coordinate meetings, webinars, and prepare agendas and summaries for various committees.
Collaborate with teams to plan events and analyze survey data for program improvement.
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Are you passionate about advancing cancer research and promoting health equity? Look no further! The Association of American Cancer Institutes (AACI) is seeking a dynamic and dedicated Program Coordinator to join our team.
About AACI: AACI represents over 100 leading academic and freestanding cancer research centers in North America. Our mission? Accelerating progress against cancer by enhancing the impact of academic cancer centers.
We’re searching for someone who thrives in a collaborative environment, has exceptional organizational skills, and a passion for making a difference. As a Program Coordinator, you’ll play a crucial role in supporting AACI’s programs and initiatives, including Clinical Research Innovation (CRI), Physician Clinical Leadership Initiative (PCLI), and the CAR T Initiative. The program's team regularly interfaces with AACI members, supporters, and leadership to identify barriers within oncology clinical research and care and brings together members to address these issues through steering committees, roundtables, webinars, conferences, and other activities.
This role offers work-from-home flexibility and some travel will be required. including 3-4 AACI events annually.
Responsibilities:
Assist in managing the day-to-day responsibilities associated with the AACI CRI, PCLI, and Cellular Therapy initiatives, and other programs as needed.
Cultivate and steward professional relationships with AACI initiative steering committee members and their executive staff.
Work with the steering committees, subcommittees, and working groups to implement programming, including scheduling meetings, webinars, roundtables, and preparing meeting agendas and summaries.
Assist in drafting and editing white papers, toolkits, research papers, and content for AACI publications as needed.
Collaborate with the AACI Events team to plan and execute the annual CRI meeting and other events as needed.
Collaborate with AACI government relations team to identify advocacy opportunities that impact programs initiatives and AACI membership as needed.
Assist in creating AACI survey instruments, coordinating distribution to members, and analyzing data collected for review by steering committees and/or leadership.
Contribute to maintenance of AACI's member database, listservs, and webpages.
Maintain and build professional relationships with industry partners and other like-minded organizations for program support.
Bachelor's degree required and experience in oncology and/or clinical research preferred.