Director, Regulatory Science & Policy Strategy

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american association for cancer researchWashington (DC)

Regulatory Affairs Managers Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)

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The American Association for Cancer Research seeks a Director of Regulatory Science and Policy to implement policy programs in support of cancer research and patient care. You will work with the Vice President for Science Policy and Government Affairs to engage policymakers, researchers, and advocates, shaping regulatory science strategies and regulatory policy issues. You will monitor legislation, prepare issue briefs, and coordinate cross‑functional teams to advance AACR priorities, including

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