Oncology Data & Accreditation Manager (ACS CoC, NAPBC)

Sarah Cannon Cancer Network; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits

401(k) with match

Tuition assistance

Career growth opportunities

Wellbeing programs

Job summary

Sarah Cannon Cancer Network is seeking a Manager Oncology Data and Accreditation to ensure compliance with ACS CoC and NAPBC standards across accredited facilities. The role leads survey preparation, coordinates documentation, and supports facilities pursuing accreditation to strengthen cancer care programs.

The ideal candidate has oncology data certification, a relevant associate or bachelor’s degree, and at least two years in cancer registry operations with some management experience.

Qualifications

• In depth knowledge of ACS CoC Standards and NAPBC Standards.
• ODS-C certified (Oncology Data Specialist) is required.
• Associate’s degree required; bachelor’s preferred.
• Two years cancer registry operations experience; management experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Ensures ACS CoC and NAPBC standards are met at accredited facilities and helps facilities pursuing accreditation.
• Leads survey prep at facilities, completes PRQ and site reviewer documentation.
• Attends Cancer Committee meetings ensuring committee composition, schedule, agenda and minutes meet CoC standards.
• Maintains documentation of Oncology Committee activities for survey readiness.
• Assists with Annual Report on Cancer Activities for each facility.
• Attends Cancer Conferences as scheduled; participates in required continuing education.

Skills

ACS CoC standards knowledge

NAPBC standards knowledge

Management experience

Education

Associate’s Degree

Bachelor’s Degree

Job description

Sarah Cannon Cancer Network is seeking a Manager Oncology Data and Accreditation to ensure compliance with ACS CoC and NAPBC standards across accredited facilities. The role leads survey preparation, coordinates documentation, and supports facilities pursuing accreditation to strengthen cancer care programs.

The ideal candidate has oncology data certification, a relevant associate or bachelor’s degree, and at least two years in cancer registry operations with some management experience.