Open Positions

This role supports a diverse portfolio of events and outreach opportunities, both virtually and in-person, including but not limited to the Foundation’s educational event series Parkinson’s IQ + You, policy events, research roundtables and engagement events.

This positions manages a robust portfolio of high-value donors and prospects with a focus on raising $4M to $10M annually from high five-figure to low seven-figure contributions.

This role focuses on optimizing data flow, interoperability and scalability across key platforms to support the Foundation’s operational and data-driven objectives.

This role is responsible for managing department-specific and cross-functional initiatives from planning through completion, ensuring projects are delivered on time, within scope and to a high quality.

This position leads strategy and oversees content development of the Foundation’s science and research reporting.

This role assists in developing, communicating and clarifying the Foundation’s stance on legislation, regulations and other proposals to state lawmakers, regulators and government officials.

This position assists in developing, communicating and clarifying the Foundation’s stance on legislation, regulations and other proposals to state lawmakers, regulators and government officials.

These positions steward prospective partners by aligning external partners’ needs to the Foundation’s mission and directing them to relevant resources and partnership opportunities that the organization has to offer.

This role contributes to the operations of the Patient Engagement team and the development and execution of its core projects to further patient-centric best practices across the Parkinson’s disease clinical research landscape.

This position is focused on supporting the core business of grantmaking and grants administration and plays a critical role in the Research Operations department.

This role is responsible for refining and advancing the Foundation’s strategies for sharing clinical resources (biosamples and/or data) and designing study governances.