Program Manager I, Pediatric Outcomes Science (Health Equity Research)

Location: Boston, MA, United States; hybrid work with 2–3 days onsite per week

Salary: $81,070–$94,070 per year

Company

hirify.global is a cancer research, education, and patient care institution focused on improving outcomes and advancing health equity.

What you will do

• Manage programs and projects supporting improved outcomes for children and young adults with cancer and blood disorders.
• Develop and optimize workflows for the IGNITE Health Equity Research Consortium and the Center for Pediatric and Young Adult Outcomes Research.
• Coordinate workstreams, timelines, milestones, resources, and program performance metrics.
• Serve as a liaison among Dana-Farber departments, Boston Children’s Hospital, national research collaborators, clinicians, faculty, and leadership.
• Maintain SOPs, training manuals, reference materials, research portfolio data, funding records, and program statistics.
• Organize meetings, educational initiatives, retreats, training, and patient advocate communication resources.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in business administration, public health, public policy, social work, or a related health equity field.
• Three years of program coordination or administration experience, or one year of program management experience.
• Understanding of program management in highly regulated clinical research environments.
• Strong organizational, communication, interpersonal, problem-solving, and prioritization skills.
• Ability to manage multiple projects, use project management tools, assess risks, and escalate issues appropriately.
• Ability to work onsite in Boston 2–3 days per week in a hybrid arrangement.

Nice to have

• Experience in pediatric oncology, health equity research, or an academic medical center or clinical research setting.
• Experience supporting multi-site or consortium-based research programs.

Culture & Benefits

• Inclusive, diverse, and equitable environment focused on compassionate patient care and public health.
• Collaboration with Harvard Medical School-affiliated hospitals and national research partners.
• Opportunities to support professional development, well-being initiatives, and program retreats.
• Limited indirect, in-person and email contact with oncology patients, families, and patient advocates.