Program Manager, Prostate Cancer Implementation (US)

Movember•Santa Monica, CA

7d•Hybrid

About The Position

Movember's Prostate Cancer portfolio in the United States spans grants, implementation projects, clinical convenings, and community partnerships across research, sexual health and wellbeing, clinical quality, personalized cancer care, and health equity. As Program Manager, Prostate Cancer Implementation, you'll be the operational engine making all of it move. Reporting to the Director, Prostate Cancer Implementation, this is a delivery-first role. You'll translate the Director's strategic priorities into coordinated, day-to-day execution across the US portfolio, owning timelines, deliverables, budgets, and the operational partner relationships that keep implementation on track. You'll work closely with national and state-based organizations, researchers, clinicians, healthcare providers, community organizations, hospitals, and cancer centers, serving as the primary day-to-day contact for US market partner needs and escalating issues, risks, and delays to the Director as they arise. A meaningful part of your work involves managing Movember's prostate cancer presence during key US awareness moments, including Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, Men's Health Week, and the annual Movember campaign, aligning implementation partners, clinicians, and community organizations with Marketing and Fundraising to maximize visibility and impact. You'll also coordinate conference, forum, and sector event logistics, participate in select events alongside or on behalf of the Director, and support advocacy and policy efforts through logistics coordination and stakeholder follow-up. Cross-functional collaboration is central to the role. You'll work with Fundraising, Marketing and Communications, Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning, and Finance on the operational details of business development, messaging, and program delivery, and support execution of commercial partnerships for cancer initiatives in the US market. This is a role for someone who takes genuine pride in operational excellence, who can manage multiple concurrent workstreams without dropping the ball, and who is motivated by the real-world impact of getting prostate cancer programs in front of the people and communities who need them most.

Requirements

Degree qualifications in a health-related discipline, health science, or population health.
At least three years of program and project management experience within a health-related environment.
Demonstrated training in project management methodology.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Strong cross-functional collaboration ability.
Demonstrated ability to manage conflicts and negotiations.
Demonstrated ability to influence across diverse stakeholder groups.
Strong organizational and coordination skills across multiple concurrent workstreams.
Experience working with external stakeholders including clinical, community, and not-for-profit partners.
Demonstrated hands-on proficiency with project and task management software such as Asana, Trello, or Monday.com, including task creation, milestone tracking, and reporting.
Working familiarity with SmartSheet, MS Project, Visio, Excel, and Box.
Demonstrated ability to work independently on assigned operational tasks through to full completion.
Ability to provide clear and substantive written status updates without requiring close supervision or repeated follow-up.
Proficiency in analytical thinking.
Ability to convey complex implementation science frameworks clearly and concisely.
Financial skills to develop and monitor large budget plans, including tracking invoices and payment status against contracted milestones and reconciling grant and program trackers against source finance reports.

Nice To Haves

Experience working with a charity or not-for-profit organization.
A project management certification.
Knowledge of or genuine interest in prostate cancer, health equity, or personalized cancer care.
Experience with grant or portfolio administration.
Experience supporting conferences, events, or sector convenings.

Responsibilities

Translate strategic priorities into coordinated, day-to-day execution across the US portfolio.
Own timelines, deliverables, and budgets for the Prostate Cancer Implementation portfolio.
Manage operational partner relationships to ensure implementation stays on track.
Serve as the primary day-to-day contact for US market partner needs.
Escalate issues, risks, and delays to the Director as they arise.
Manage Movember's prostate cancer presence during key US awareness moments.
Align implementation partners, clinicians, and community organizations with Marketing and Fundraising for key awareness moments.
Coordinate conference, forum, and sector event logistics.
Participate in select events alongside or on behalf of the Director.
Support advocacy and policy efforts through logistics coordination and stakeholder follow-up.
Collaborate with Fundraising, Marketing and Communications, Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning, and Finance on operational details.
Support execution of commercial partnerships for cancer initiatives in the US market.