Senior Administrative Coordinator
American Association for Cancer Research
Senior Administrative Coordinator
American Association for Cancer Research
Global professional association advancing cancer research
The AACR is seeking a candidate to support AACR’s mission and programs that are designed to drive the scientific agenda of the organization. Specifically, this position will support the AACR’s Scientific Programs and Initiatives team who oversee and manage AACR’s scientific working groups, scientific achievement awards, the Fellows of the AACR Academy, and all annual AACR committee and association group appointments.
This position will manage core administrative functions of the team, such as managing inbox triage, coordinating meeting schedules, providing timely reminders for upcoming deadlines and action items, developing and maintaining webpage content, and supporting the annual committee and association group appointment process. Responsibilities will include tracking communications and maintaining relevant file repositories.
This position will also provide operational support for the AACR’s ten scientific working groups which focus on key research areas including cancer evolution, pathology, prevention, immunology, chemistry, hematologic malignancies, pediatric cancer, population sciences, radiation science, and the tumor microenvironment. The Senior Administrative Coordinator will contribute to the efficient administration of these groups in collaboration with existing Executive Office staff and as organizational needs dictate.
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Global professional association advancing cancer research
The AACR is the world’s largest professional organization focused on cancer research. It brings together researchers, health professionals, and patient advocates to advance prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of cancer. Members gain access to a global network of experts and participate in more than 30 conferences and educational events each year, including the major AACR Annual Meeting. The organization publishes 10 peer‑reviewed scientific journals and a magazine for survivors and caregivers, and it funds research directly as well as with partner groups like Stand Up To Cancer. It also engages in policy work to highlight the value of cancer research and biomedical science. The AACR’s offerings include membership, scholarly journals, conferences, grants, and policy advocacy, all designed to move cancer research toward near‑term patient benefit. Its goal is to prevent and cure cancer by accelerating research and turning scientific findings into real-world impact for patients worldwide.
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