BACKGROUND

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Evaluate the impact of Susan G. Komen's research programs and portfolio and assess alignment of research activities with Komen's mission strategy.
• Conducts evaluation studies and portfolio analyses.
• Analyzes both qualitative and quantitative data.
• Designs, implements, and analyzes grantee, advocate, and stakeholder surveys.
• Retrieves and analyzes data from research grant database(s).
• Works with Evaluation team to determine the bodies of knowledge to which Komen-funded research has contributed, and the impact of that contribution.
• Identifies and tracks measurable outcomes from Komen-funded research programs and projects.
• Identifies gaps and weaknesses in current evaluation processes/procedures utilizing methods appropriate for each situation.
• Contributes to the development of evaluation processes for research-related projects using evidence-based practices and theories.
• Partners with Mission teams, as appropriate, to develop evaluation instruments, gather and analyze data, and measure and track impact.
• Responsible for conducting and completing multiple projects to assess impact of Komen-funded research. This includes incorporating strong project management skills to ensure timelines are being adhered to and projects are prioritized accordingly across the multiple projects.
• Categorizes Komen's grants and other mission-related programs using established classification systems, as well as maintain the ongoing coding.
• Works with other Evaluation team members to establish definitions for internal coding systems and inclusion/exclusion criteria and validate code assignments.
• Reviews and codes Komen research grants to facilitate portfolio evaluation. Creates and manages project databases, as needed.
• Monitors the processes required for on-going maintenance of the above structured database(s).
• Develops and implements strategies to communicate the outcomes and impact of Susan G. Komen's research portfolio for multiple audiences.
• Coordinates with the Evaluation Team to prepare tables, charts, and figures for internal and external reports, as required.
• Researches and prepares responses to requests for information on Komen Research Program processes, grant mechanisms, and funded research projects; serves as a back-up for the Program Evaluation Analyst.
• Develops, authors and edits various communication pieces (e.g. Komen research articles, blogs, reports) that effectively convey to general audiences the outcomes and impact of Komen-funded research, as required.
• Works with other Mission staff to identify processes and activities to enhance internal and external communication about Komen-funded mission activities.
• Works collaboratively across Komen departments to help secure funding mission programs and ensure donor stewardship.
• Represents Komen and the mission team in a professional manner internally and externally to prospective and current donors and other key stakeholders in the breast cancer research and advocacy community, as needed.
• Contributes to the development of donor proposals, pitch documents, presentations, and other materials to assist in revenue-generating activities seeking support for mission programs.
• Serves as a Komen representative on internal committees and working groups.
• All other duties as assigned.

REQUIREMENTS

• Experience working in and/or conducting biomedical research (or related field), and knowledge of the research grant award process.
• Experience in mixed methods evaluation, data collection techniques, and data analysis
• At least 2 years' experience conducting evaluation to measure intended outcomes and answer evaluation objectives, including developing appropriate methodologies and data collection tools, such as assessments and surveys.
• Proficiency in Excel, including use of pivot tables and formulas.
• Demonstrated experience in client communication including but not limited to written, oral and electronic reports, with ability to translate complex scientific concepts into language suitable for a lay audience.
• Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously, set priorities, and collaborate with team members, identify problems and follow through until resolution.
• Ability to work independently and autonomously but also function well in a collaborative team setting, working across functions and different types of people.
• Excellent attention to detail, and organizational skills.

• Doctoral Degree (Biomedical science or related field)

PREFERENCES

• Experience with data visualization tools such as Power BI or Tableau a plus.
• Experience with data management systems such as MS Access or SQL.
• Familiarity with the Common Scientific Outline (CSO) coding schema a plus.
• Position requires intermediate level of computer/technical skills. Programs utilized are Microsoft Office, databases (internal and external) and virtual networking programs Teams, RingCentral).
• Familiarity with data analysis (health disparities) as it relates to cancer.

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