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Coordinator Patient Programs, Research and Advocacy About Us Lymphoma Canada, the only national organization focused entirely on lymphoma, empowers both patients and the community through education, support, advocacy and research. As a registered charity, we are led by a volunteer Board of Directors drawn from the Canadian lymphoma community, and are guided by expert members of our Scientific Advisory Board comprised of Canadian researchers and clinicians. Lymphoma Canada funds only Canadian researchers, and our resources are derived from Canadian statistics, featuring only Canadian-specific information. Additional information about Lymphoma Canada is available on our website at lymphoma.ca. The Role of Coordinator Patient Programs, Research and Advocacy Function as the scientific communications officer for the Canadian francophone population within the organization and serve as a resource for advocacy and other related public relations efforts; Aid in the development and dissemination of key scientific messages and all lymphoma/CLL related publication materials; Promote funding opportunities to the research community; Assist and collaborate in writing of scientific content for mailings and fundraising campaigns; Promotion and dissemination of fundraising initiatives to the francophone community; Assist in being resource for patients and caregivers as it relates to questions about disease and treatment; Maintain up-to-date competency in lymphoma and CLL related medical trends, and communicate all related advancements to the organization; Assist in the strategy and development of the scientific content of the website. Assist in the dissemination of feedback surveys and prepare submissions to CADTH and INESSS related to lymphoma and CLL drug reviews; Assist in the development and dissemination of Media / Press Relations / Public Statements with regards to research and the fight against cancer; Updating scientific databases to increase communication and collaboration with key stakeholders, knowledge opinion leaders, pharmaceutical partners, and institutions serving lymphoma and CLL patients; Assist in scientific research updating existing Lymphoma Canada resources and website information, and for new scientific resources for the lymphoma and CLL patient and caregiver population, as well as health care professionals; Initiate and develop relevant and valuable educational opportunities by sourcing Canadian specialists to present at webinars, forums and conferences for the patient and caregiver community. Qualifications and Experience Must have a minimum Bachelor of Science degree or related field; Knowledge of cancer (an asset!); scientific communications background; Knowledge of the Canadian health care environment; Strong ability to leverage scientific knowledge to develop resources for lay and scientific audiences, and manage relationships with internal and external partners; Skilled in use of basic office computer software, and familiarity with scientific research websites including PubMed, CADTH/INESSS and related resources; Willingness to work flex time and evenings to support fundraising events, educational sessions etc., as required (minimal) Ability to work in a hybrid setting Bilingualism is preferred for this role. Generous time off 15 days starting vacation; one week holiday closure in December Free on-site parking Salary : $53,000 per year. This job description is intended to clarify the nature of the mandate and the level of involvement. However, it does not constitute an exhaustive list of required responsibilities, tasks, duties, skills and abilities. If you are interested in this opportunity and you fit this profile, please forward your resume to Deadline: Looking to fill the role as soon as possible We thank all candidates for applying, but only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Contact Us Lymphoma Canada 6860 Century Avenue, Suite 202 Mississauga, ON L5N 2W5 Telephone 905.858.5967 Toll Free: 1.866.659.5556 General inquiries: Charitable Number: 873461040RR0001 With your support, no one will have to face lymphoma alone. You can make a difference! Donate #J-18808-Ljbffr