Director, Mission Volunteer Engagement Apply Now Jump To Jump To Organization Overview Position Summary Role Responsibilities Desired Skills Minimum Qualifications Preferred Qualifications Physical Requirements Benefits Equal Opportunity Employer Apply Organization OverviewLooking for a rewarding career to make meaningful change? For more than 25 years, ZERO Prostate Cancer has been a powerful force fighting for a cure and providing critical support to patients and families. As the leading national nonprofit with the mission to end prostate cancer, ZERO advances research, improves the lives of all who are impacted by the disease, and inspires action. ZERO holds the record for the most times recognized among the Best Nonprofits to Work For by the NonProfit Times (nine out of the last ten), it is clear we make supporting our team and community a top priority. Our commitment to providing an award-winning culture that fosters growth, camaraderie, and diversity is unwavering. ZERO’s high responsibility and high freedom philosophy helps team members excel professionally and thrive personally while making a life-saving difference for those impacted by this devastating disease. Working at ZERO means more than a job, it means being part of an incredible community of people that inspires each other every day. ZERO strives to empower our team through three key values which are being humble, hungry, and smart. Our team members demonstrate they are humble by working together and defining success collectively. They are hungry to advance our mission, while going above and beyond. In addition, they are emotionally smart by understanding how their actions impact others. Position summaryThe Director, Mission Volunteer Engagement role is responsible for organization-wide, grassroots strategies encompassing ZERO Prostate Cancer’s (ZERO) volunteer program, including comprehensive recruitment practices, screening, orientation, training, record keeping, and evaluation. The Director will successfully work across teams (patient programs, education, government relations, advocacy, health equity) to coordinate all mission-related volunteer efforts for the organization. This role engages mission program volunteers in setting and pursuing best practices, driving continuous improvement, and developing and implementing innovative structures to benefit all of ZERO’s mission programs.This role will report directly to the Chief Mission Officer and will work closely with the Mission Team to support ZERO’s mission to end prostate cancer. Position TypeFull Time ∙ Exempt-Salaried Position LocationRemote (with 10% travel throughout the year, once per quarter)Reports toChief Mission OfficerDirect ReportsMission TeamsPeers to this RoleDirector, Us TOO Support GroupsDirector, Run/Walk Role ResponsibilitiesAssess the organization’s need for volunteers to support the Mission (Patient Program and Education, Government Relations and Advocacy, and Health Equity) programs, determine roles, and establish as appropriate in consultation with program staff.Participate in regular Mission Team meetings, working collaboratively to find ways to standardize, improve, and expand services.Lead recruitment of new volunteers, expanding ZERO’s volunteer pool to include current corporate partners and new potential partners, as well as implementing other innovative strategies for growth.Develop, in collaboration with Marketing and Communications, a comprehensive communications strategy to keep volunteers informed and engaged.Identify volunteer development and training needs and collaborate with other Mission teams to develop an effective volunteer curriculum both generally and tailored to specific roles.Lead the management of all volunteers at the ZERO signature events, including: Advocacy Summit, Support Group Leader Training, ZERO+1 Caregiver Retreat, Mission Health Fairs, community outreach events, and others.Consciously create a team environment that is consistent with that of ZERO’s mission, vision, guiding principles and values.Develop and maintain volunteer position descriptions, customizing them as necessary.Create and maintain volunteer program materials (policies and procedures, applications, volunteer agreements, orientation handbooks).Manage the database(s) used for tracking volunteers, projects, and service hours to ensure accurate statistics and reporting.Create and execute annual budgets pertaining to volunteer costs across all programs.Lead the development of an annual volunteer survey to determine opportunities for growth and improvement.Create and/or maintain a streamlined group volunteer scheduling process. Desired Knowledge/Skills/AbilitiesExcellent communication skills and ability to work across teams/departments.Understanding of comprehensive volunteer recruitment, screening, orientation, training, and evaluation processesStrong problem-solving skills to address challenges in volunteer recruitment, engagement, and retention.Familiarity with current best practices in volunteer engagement and management.Capacity to develop and implement innovative structures and strategies to enhance volunteer engagement and mission program support.Understanding of health equity principles and their application in volunteer programs and mission-related activities.Ability to lead and motivate volunteers, as well as manage volunteer programs effectively.Proficiency in maintaining accurate records and data management systems for tracking volunteer activities and outcomes.Exemplifies ZERO’s culture of humble, hungry and smart.Ability to adapt to changing situations. Minimum QualificationsA Bachelor’s degree in Public Health, Health Education, Social Work, Community Development, Planning, Public Administration, Health policy, or similar field is preferred.7 - 10 years of previous experience supervising volunteers and managing paid staff. Preferred QualificationsA Master's degree in Public Health, Health Education, Social Work, Community Development, Planning, Public Administration, Health policy, or similar field is preferred.5 or more years of non-profit experience Physical RequirementsConstant computer use and other office productivity equipment, such as computer printer, calculator, and copier. Prolonged periods of a stationary position at least 50% of the time.Must be able to lift up to 25 pounds at times.The ability to recognize details at close range for extended periods of time.The ability to communicate information and ideas so others will understand. Must be able to exchange accurate information in these situations. One of many reasons to join the ZERO team is because we offer great benefits!Unlimited PTO403(b) retirement plan matchingEmployer-paid benefits include: Medical, Dental, Vision, Short-Term Disability, & Long-Term Disability insuranceFSA/HSA This role will report directly to the Chief Mission Officer and will work closely with the Mission Team to support ZERO’s mission to end prostate cancer. This position is based remotely and candidates may live in any area within the United States. This position will require nationwide travel approximately 10% of the time (once per quarter) ZERO Prostate Cancer is an equal-opportunity employer committed to creating an inclusive work environment for all employees. We encourage BIPOC, Veterans, individuals with Disabilities, and those affected by prostate cancer to apply. Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States. If you require a reasonable accommodation in completing the application, interviewing, completing any pre-employment testing, or otherwise participating in the employee selection process, please direct your inquiries to Human Resources at hr@zerocancer.org. Interested? Apply Now
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Organization OverviewLooking for a rewarding career to make meaningful change? For more than 25 years, ZERO Prostate Cancer has been a powerful force fighting for a cure and providing critical support to patients and families. As the leading national nonprofit with the mission to end prostate cancer, ZERO advances research, improves the lives of all who are impacted by the disease, and inspires action. ZERO holds the record for the most times recognized among the Best Nonprofits to Work For by the NonProfit Times (nine out of the last ten), it is clear we make supporting our team and community a top priority. Our commitment to providing an award-winning culture that fosters growth, camaraderie, and diversity is unwavering. ZERO’s high responsibility and high freedom philosophy helps team members excel professionally and thrive personally while making a life-saving difference for those impacted by this devastating disease. Working at ZERO means more than a job, it means being part of an incredible community of people that inspires each other every day. ZERO strives to empower our team through three key values which are being humble, hungry, and smart. Our team members demonstrate they are humble by working together and defining success collectively. They are hungry to advance our mission, while going above and beyond. In addition, they are emotionally smart by understanding how their actions impact others.
Position summaryThe Director, Mission Volunteer Engagement role is responsible for organization-wide, grassroots strategies encompassing ZERO Prostate Cancer’s (ZERO) volunteer program, including comprehensive recruitment practices, screening, orientation, training, record keeping, and evaluation. The Director will successfully work across teams (patient programs, education, government relations, advocacy, health equity) to coordinate all mission-related volunteer efforts for the organization. This role engages mission program volunteers in setting and pursuing best practices, driving continuous improvement, and developing and implementing innovative structures to benefit all of ZERO’s mission programs.This role will report directly to the Chief Mission Officer and will work closely with the Mission Team to support ZERO’s mission to end prostate cancer. Position TypeFull Time ∙ Exempt-Salaried Position LocationRemote (with 10% travel throughout the year, once per quarter)Reports toChief Mission OfficerDirect ReportsMission TeamsPeers to this RoleDirector, Us TOO Support GroupsDirector, Run/Walk
Position TypeFull Time ∙ Exempt-Salaried Position LocationRemote (with 10% travel throughout the year, once per quarter)Reports toChief Mission OfficerDirect ReportsMission TeamsPeers to this RoleDirector, Us TOO Support GroupsDirector, Run/Walk
Role ResponsibilitiesAssess the organization’s need for volunteers to support the Mission (Patient Program and Education, Government Relations and Advocacy, and Health Equity) programs, determine roles, and establish as appropriate in consultation with program staff.Participate in regular Mission Team meetings, working collaboratively to find ways to standardize, improve, and expand services.Lead recruitment of new volunteers, expanding ZERO’s volunteer pool to include current corporate partners and new potential partners, as well as implementing other innovative strategies for growth.Develop, in collaboration with Marketing and Communications, a comprehensive communications strategy to keep volunteers informed and engaged.Identify volunteer development and training needs and collaborate with other Mission teams to develop an effective volunteer curriculum both generally and tailored to specific roles.Lead the management of all volunteers at the ZERO signature events, including: Advocacy Summit, Support Group Leader Training, ZERO+1 Caregiver Retreat, Mission Health Fairs, community outreach events, and others.Consciously create a team environment that is consistent with that of ZERO’s mission, vision, guiding principles and values.Develop and maintain volunteer position descriptions, customizing them as necessary.Create and maintain volunteer program materials (policies and procedures, applications, volunteer agreements, orientation handbooks).Manage the database(s) used for tracking volunteers, projects, and service hours to ensure accurate statistics and reporting.Create and execute annual budgets pertaining to volunteer costs across all programs.Lead the development of an annual volunteer survey to determine opportunities for growth and improvement.Create and/or maintain a streamlined group volunteer scheduling process.
Desired Knowledge/Skills/AbilitiesExcellent communication skills and ability to work across teams/departments.Understanding of comprehensive volunteer recruitment, screening, orientation, training, and evaluation processesStrong problem-solving skills to address challenges in volunteer recruitment, engagement, and retention.Familiarity with current best practices in volunteer engagement and management.Capacity to develop and implement innovative structures and strategies to enhance volunteer engagement and mission program support.Understanding of health equity principles and their application in volunteer programs and mission-related activities.Ability to lead and motivate volunteers, as well as manage volunteer programs effectively.Proficiency in maintaining accurate records and data management systems for tracking volunteer activities and outcomes.Exemplifies ZERO’s culture of humble, hungry and smart.Ability to adapt to changing situations.
Minimum QualificationsA Bachelor’s degree in Public Health, Health Education, Social Work, Community Development, Planning, Public Administration, Health policy, or similar field is preferred.7 - 10 years of previous experience supervising volunteers and managing paid staff.
Preferred QualificationsA Master's degree in Public Health, Health Education, Social Work, Community Development, Planning, Public Administration, Health policy, or similar field is preferred.5 or more years of non-profit experience
Physical RequirementsConstant computer use and other office productivity equipment, such as computer printer, calculator, and copier. Prolonged periods of a stationary position at least 50% of the time.Must be able to lift up to 25 pounds at times.The ability to recognize details at close range for extended periods of time.The ability to communicate information and ideas so others will understand. Must be able to exchange accurate information in these situations.
One of many reasons to join the ZERO team is because we offer great benefits!Unlimited PTO403(b) retirement plan matchingEmployer-paid benefits include: Medical, Dental, Vision, Short-Term Disability, & Long-Term Disability insuranceFSA/HSA
This role will report directly to the Chief Mission Officer and will work closely with the Mission Team to support ZERO’s mission to end prostate cancer. This position is based remotely and candidates may live in any area within the United States. This position will require nationwide travel approximately 10% of the time (once per quarter) ZERO Prostate Cancer is an equal-opportunity employer committed to creating an inclusive work environment for all employees. We encourage BIPOC, Veterans, individuals with Disabilities, and those affected by prostate cancer to apply. Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States. If you require a reasonable accommodation in completing the application, interviewing, completing any pre-employment testing, or otherwise participating in the employee selection process, please direct your inquiries to Human Resources at hr@zerocancer.org.
