Research Advocacy Project Manager

Fight Colorectal Cancer’s Research Advocacy Project Manager plans, tracks, and delivers projects across Research Advocacy initiatives, including advocate training and health communications. The role coordinates timelines, reporting, communications, and sponsorship deliverables with the Research Advocacy team and cross-functional partners.

Responsibilities:

• Manage the timelines and workflows of Research Advocacy projects, including advocate training initiatives
• Coordinate program calendars, deliverables, and systems to support consistent execution across projects
• Partner with program staff and advocate leaders to keep activities organized and on schedule
• Track program activities and outcomes to support reporting and continuous improvement
• Oversee Research Advocacy communications, including social media, in coordination with Brand Marketing and Awareness
• Organize and set up newsletter and webinar content, including copy coordination, timelines, and logistics
• Support consistent messaging and voice across Research Advocacy channels
• Manage the development and timelines of sponsorship, impact, and program reports
• Coordinate data collection and inputs from program staff to support accurate, timely reporting
• Oversee sponsorship timelines and deliverables across Research Advocacy programs
• Maintain sponsor tracking and coordinate with Philanthropy to meet commitments

Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in Communications, Marketing, Public Health, or related field
• 3+ years of experience in project management, communications, or marketing, ideally in a nonprofit or health setting
• Strong organizational and project management skills, with experience managing timelines and deliverables
• Experience overseeing communications, social media, or content across multiple channels
• Ability to manage multiple projects and priorities in a fast-paced environment
• Interest in patient advocacy, clinical research, or health communications
• Demonstrated professionalism, initiative, and ability to work independently and collaboratively