Speakers Bureau & Patient Engagement Manager

Core responsibilities:

• Serve as the primary liaison between LCFA and the Voices of Hope Speakers Bureau and Early Career Researchers, managing relationships and coordinating activities to amplify patient voices and advance lung cancer research visibility.
• Coordinate LCFA's presence and activities at key conferences, organize networking events, and schedule interviews and content capture opportunities with researchers and patient advocates.
• Support content creation for awareness campaigns, restructure Speakers Bureau meetings for content creation, and coordinate Zoom interviews for podcasts, social media, and website content.
• Support planning and execution of events like the annual Patient Advocates Workshop and World Lung Cancer Day activities, including video production and social media support.

This role creates positive change by amplifying patient voices and advancing lung cancer research visibility through relationship management, conference coordination, and content development, directly contributing to LCFA's mission to improve lung cancer survival.

Required qualifications:

• BA/BS or Associate's Degree, or at least 2 years of relevant work experience in Communications, Public Relations, Nonprofit Management, Event Coordination, or a related field.
• Strong relationship-building skills with diverse stakeholders, excellent organizational skills for managing multiple projects and travel logistics, and experience coordinating events or conferences.
• Effective communication skills, comfort with technology platforms for virtual meetings and project tracking, ability to travel as needed, and remote work experience with a dedicated home office setup.
• Demonstrated empathy and respect when interacting with patients and caregivers, ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams, and proven leadership skills to drive work independently.

Benefits and culture highlights include a remote work environment with a strong, connected remote culture, opportunities for learning and growth in a small organization where everyone pitches in, and a team that values positive energy, joy, and fun in their important work. No salary information is mentioned in the description.

LCFA (Lung Cancer Foundation of America) is on a mission to improve lung cancer survival through research, education, and advocacy, combining passion with purpose in the fight against lung cancer.