About Amyloidosis Research Consortium
The Amyloidosis Research Consortium (ARC) is a 501c(3) nonprofit organization founded in 2015, harnessing the power of collaboration and innovation to advance science and both improve and extend the lives of those with Amyloidosis. We are dedicated to transforming the way research is being done and focus on what will have the most significant impact on improving the lives of amyloidosis patients. We forge collaborations across industry, research, clinical care, and regulatory to address unmet needs and accelerate the discovery of new treatments. ARC empowers and supports patients by ensuring they have access to the best quality care and information.
Amyloidosis is the term for a group of rare diseases in which an abnormal protein misfolds and deposits as amyloid in organs and tissues, causing damage and eventually organ failure. There are different types of Amyloidosis, and they vary from one another in their biochemical nature and natural history. Some are acquired, and others are inherited. Despite recent improvements in the use and development of diagnostic tools, increased disease recognition, and FDA approval of treatment options for both ATTR and AL amyloidosis (the most common forms of amyloidosis), there remain broader challenges in key areas that must be addressed by the amyloidosis community to ensure that all patients receive optimal care, regardless of their specific type of amyloidosis.
To learn more about ARC, visit http://www.arci.org.
About the Position
The Clinical Care and Education Manager will be responsible for implementing strategies to expand patient engagement and support, and will guide and educate patients throughout their journey with Amyloidosis. This position is responsible for two primary areas of work: 1) providing support services to patients, and 2) overseeing the development of educational materials and programs. This role serves as a direct point of contact and responds to phone and email inquiries, providing support services to patients and their caregivers as they navigate through their journey from diagnosis to treatment and the challenges they face with a life-threatening disease. The Manager plays a significant role in the growth of ARC and will aid us in serving the amyloidosis community by effectively engaging with patients, caregivers, and expanding our outreach. This role has the opportunity to be a strong and convincing advocate for the needs and perspectives of patients, their caregivers, and family members. This role will be responsible for key patient programs such as the ARC Talks patient webinar series, a peer mentorship program, along with collaborating on the development of multi-media educational content (print, online, video, etc.) to provide current information to patients and caregivers on different aspects of living with and managing amyloidosis.
Reporting to the Director, Community Programs, the Manager will oversee activities to support patients throughout their journey with amyloidosis. The ideal candidate is self-motivated, well-organized, resourceful, and compassionate, with a proven ability to develop, implement, manage, and grow programs. Candidates must have excellent communication skills and significant expertise in patient engagement. This is a full-time, exempt position that will work closely with the Community Alliances & Stakeholder Engagement team and the ARC team. This is an exciting opportunity to work in a fast-paced environment with a team that values a diversity of experience and background and exhibits an exemplary commitment to the rare disease community.
Key Responsibilities
General Responsibilities:
Qualifications:
This is an exciting opportunity to work at a growing organization, with a team that values a diversity of experience and demonstrates an unwavering commitment to the amyloidosis community.
How to Apply
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. To apply, please visit https://arci.org/about-arc/careers/.
When submitting your application, please include both your resume and a cover letter. We kindly ask that your cover letter be written in your own words, without the use of artificial intelligence (AI), as we value hearing your unique voice and perspective.
Additionally, let us know where you came across this job posting.
Thank you for your interest in joining our team—we look forward to reviewing your application!
Equal Employment Opportunity
We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer – and celebrate our employees’ differences, regardless of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, or Veteran status.
Additional Information
Remote Work Opportunity - Work Schedule & Expectations:
This is a full-time, exempt position requiring 40 hours per week. The role is fully remote, with standard working hours from Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Eastern Time, to ensure effective collaboration with the team. Occasional travel may be required for meetings and events.
Comprehensive Benefits Package:
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About Amyloidosis Research Consortium
The Amyloidosis Research Consortium (ARC) is a 501c(3) nonprofit organization founded in 2015, harnessing the power of collaboration and innovation to advance science and both improve and extend the lives of those with Amyloidosis. We are dedicated to transforming the way research is being done and focus on what will have the most significant impact on improving the lives of amyloidosis patients. We forge collaborations across industry, research, clinical care, and regulatory to address unmet needs and accelerate the discovery of new treatments. ARC empowers and supports patients by ensuring they have access to the best quality care and information.
Amyloidosis is the term for a group of rare diseases in which an abnormal protein misfolds and deposits as amyloid in organs and tissues, causing damage and eventually organ failure. There are different types of Amyloidosis, and they vary from one another in their…