Strategic Partnerships Director, Cancer Care

American Cancer Society; Melbourne (FL); Sur place; USD 78 000 - 82 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

The American Cancer Society seeks an Associate Director to serve as a strategic connector for advancing the mission through high-impact partnerships with cancer centers, health systems, and community organizations. You will drive pillar metrics, mobilize partners, and align local efforts with national goals to improve cancer care.

Responsibilities include cultivating relationships, leading cross-functional initiatives, and promoting evidence-based strategies to reduce fragmentation and improve

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in public health, health administration, healthcare, nonprofit management or equivalent.
• Five years of experience in health care-related and/or nonprofit management, administration, or account management.

Responsabilités

• Cultivate and manage strategic partnerships with cancer centers, delivery systems, and safety-net hospitals to advance ACS priorities.
• Lead implementation of pillar priorities across cancer centers with measurable outcomes.
• Integrate ACS pillars through strategic account management and collaborative engagement.
• Mobilize stakeholders and influence policy to accelerate adoption of best practices.
• Expand access and improve quality of life by facilitating referrals and driving implementation of interventions.

Connaissances

Relationship building

Strategic partnerships

Healthcare policy

Data interpretation

Volunteer mobilization

Formation

Bachelor's Degree

Master's Degree preferred

Description du poste

The American Cancer Society seeks an Associate Director to serve as a strategic connector for advancing the mission through high-impact partnerships with cancer centers, health systems, and community organizations. You will drive pillar metrics, mobilize partners, and align local efforts with national goals to improve cancer care.

Responsibilities include cultivating relationships, leading cross-functional initiatives, and promoting evidence-based strategies to reduce fragmentation and improve