Senior Program & Communications Coordinator (NEALS)

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Job Summary
The Senior Program Coordinator in the NEALS Program & Communications office collaborates with the program manager in the planning, coordination, and execution of strategic initiatives, communications, and program deliverables across NEALS programs and events. This role coordinates program activity timelines, facilitates cross-functional working groups, and supports communications and marketing initiatives that advance NEALS priorities. The position serves as a central program liaison for NEALS initiatives, ensuring communication for alignment between leadership, working groups, and external stakeholders.


Responsibilities require independent judgment, coordination of complex initiatives across multiple stakeholders while juggling competing priorities and meeting individual deadlines.

Primary Responsibilities

Program & Initiative Coordination
Participate in the planning, coordination, execution and modification of NEALS initiatives, ensuring activities support the advancement of strategic priorities and are delivered on schedule.

Facilitate and coordinate NEALS working group activities, including:
• NEALS Global Research & Outreach Leadership Working Group (GROW)
• NEALS Biorepository Committee
• NEALS Information and Community Education (NICE) Working Group
• NEALS ALS Organizations Forum
Responsibilities include:
• Developing meeting agendas aligned with strategic priorities
• Facilitating meetings and working sessions
• Tracking, monitoring and ensuring timelines and program milestones
• Tracking and driving follow-up on action items
• Coordinating stakeholders' participation across institutions and organizations

Monitor timelines and execution of NEALS initiatives, including:
• Participate in developing and maintaining program plans
• Monitoring and communicating progress toward goals and deliverables
• Identifying risks, making recommendations and coordinating solutions with leadership
• Ensuring operational alignment across NEALS teams and programs

Participate in coordination and implementation of new NEALS initiatives and strategic programs, ensuring timely delivery and effective execution.

Communications & Marketing
Support communications and marketing initiatives across NEALS programs and events.

• Participate in the development and delivery of the NEALS communications strategy across key platforms
• Manage and track communications deliverables across NEALS initiatives
• Serve as point person for the development and distribution of:
oNEALS newsletters and website
oMember and community communications
oProgram and initiative marketing materials
oCollateral for NEALS programs and events
oPreparation of leadership presentations and communications materials
• Engage with team in the development and execution of NEALS social media strategy
• Maintain the NEALS contact database and member portal


Annual NEALS Meeting
Coordinate communications and program elements of the Annual NEALS Meeting.

• Design, draft and print Annual Meeting communications materials
• Coordinate workshops and member training sessions
• Prepare and conduct analysis of Annual Meeting participant surveys

Membership & Community Engagement
Complete processes that support NEALS membership growth and engagement.

• Track and distribute new member applications
• Coordinate membership communications and engagement initiatives
• Maintain systems supporting NEALS member engagement and communication

Event Operations (NEALS Team Responsibilities)
As a member of the NEALS Operations team, contribute to coordination and execution of NEALS meetings and events.

• Assist with preparation of event materials including agendas, slide decks, and program materials
• Contribute to event communications and registration coordination
• Participate in coordination of vendors, audiovisual services, and event logistics as needed
• Assist with abstract and poster preparation for NEALS meetings
• Contribute to operational execution of NEALS meetings and member events as part of the broader NEALS team

Qualifications

• 3-5 years of relevant professional experience supporting program operations in one or more of the following settings: program management, project management, communications, nonprofit operations, healthcare, or related fields
• Bachelor's degree in related field of study required

Key Skills


• Understanding of program operations, non-profit communications, community outreach and marketing/social media
• Strong administrative, organizational and problem-solving skills
• Able to apply sound judgment, appropriate engagement and serve as an effective resource and representative of the program
• Ability to manage multiple initiatives and competing priorities simultaneously
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Experience developing communications and marketing materials
• Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively within a team environment
• Flexibility and adaptability, including with work schedule to meet event and meeting needs
• Able to influence and negotiate to ensure schedules, deliverables, meetings and other program needs are attained
• Cost-effective ordering, vendor arrangements and service supply
• Strong computer skills, including internet, social media and databases

Fiscal Responsibility

Prudent use of hospital resources. Cost effective ordering of supplies and meeting and event planning/purchasing.

Supervisory Responsibility


None. May participate in the orientation and training of staff on work activities.

Working Conditions

Normal office conditions. Periods of prolonged sitting and computer use. Work hours may be outside of standard due to meetings and events. Travel will occasionally be required, such as for annual meetings, on-site team meetings and departmental retreats. Work may be performed remotely and may be subject to change due to business needs.

Qualifications

Education
Bachelor's Degree Related Field of Study required

Can this role accept experience in lieu of a degree?
Yes

Licenses and Credentials

Experience
Program support or program management experience 1-2 years required

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
- Ability to prioritize, delegate, and manage multiple projects and responsibilities simultaneously.
- Basic financial/accounting skills.
- Strong oral and written communication skills.

Additional Job Details (if applicable)

Remote Type

Remote

Work Location

165 Cambridge Street

Scheduled Weekly Hours

40

Employee Type

Regular

Work Shift

Day (United States of America)

Pay Range
$53,040.00 - $75,888.80/Annual

Grade
5

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