ACSCAN

ACSCAN is the leading cancer advocacy organization in the United States, working alongside the American Cancer Society to promote evidence-based policy and legislative solutions aimed at eliminating cancer as a major health threat. They engage in advocacy efforts at the federal, state, and local levels to support comprehensive cancer care and resources.

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đź“Ť California, Hawaii/Guam, Oregon, Washington, Alaska

đź’¸ 165000 - 190000 USD per year

🔍 Cancer advocacy

  • Bachelor’s degree in political science, public policy, or a related field; graduate degree preferred.
  • A minimum of 10 years of relevant work experience.
  • Detailed knowledge of the legislative process and political landscape.
  • Required team management and leadership experience.
  • Political and/or policy campaign experience is essential.
  • Health and tobacco policy knowledge preferred.

  • Drive mission policy priorities and appropriations wins in California, Hawaii/Guam, Oregon, Washington, and Alaska.
  • Oversee local or statewide issue campaigns and ensure team members develop relationships with elected officials.
  • Lead management of California Tobacco Prevention Program grants and campaigns.
  • Collaborate with media team for earned media programs and promote advocacy on social media.
  • Build a robust network of trained volunteers to support advocacy efforts.

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Posted 2024-11-22
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đź“Ť United States of America

🔍 Cancer advocacy

  • Master’s/doctoral level or equivalent experience in environmental science or public policy.
  • Strong writing and communication skills.
  • Prior experience in research preferable.
  • Knowledge of environmental science and/or policy.
  • Familiarity with fundamental principles of public health.

  • Analyzing state and federal legislative proposals and federal regulations.
  • Helping to develop public policy related to cancer and the environment.
  • Undertaking projects used to educate and persuade policymakers on the connection between environmental issues and cancer.
  • Creating policy products that support federal, state, and local advocacy agendas, such as fact sheets, white papers, and infographics.
  • Collaborating with multiple teams across ACS and ACS CAN to produce evidence-based work products.

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Posted 2024-11-07
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