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About the Role

The American Cancer Society is hiring an Associate Medical Editor to help produce and maintain accurate, evidence-based cancer information for a wide range of audiences. This role supports content across the full cancer journey, including prevention, screening, diagnosis, treatment, survivorship, and end-of-life care. The position calls for a licensed oncology RN who can combine clinical judgment with strong editorial skills to keep information current, clear, and practical for readers with different literacy levels.

The work is important to the organization’s mission, reputation, compliance, and risk management. This is a fully remote position and may be performed from anywhere in the United States.

What You Will Do

Research, draft, review, revise, and update cancer education content so it stays accurate, evidence-based, understandable, and aligned with clinical guidance and the organization’s mission.
Improve readability by applying health literacy, adult learning, and health equity principles to medical content.
Use data reports to manage assigned print patient education projects and coordinate with inventory staff and external vendors.
Protect editorial quality by following accessibility standards, internal messaging rules, and established policies and workflows.
Support responses to cancer-related questions escalated from helpline and customer experience teams when needed.
Act as a clinical resource and collaborator for mission-driven initiatives, partnerships, special projects, and content review needs.

Experience and Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in nursing is required.
Master’s degree in nursing is preferred.
An active, unrestricted RN license is required.
Oncology certification such as OCN or AOCN, or eligibility to sit for the exam, is preferred.
At least 5 years of clinical oncology nursing experience is required.

Knowledge and Skills

The ideal candidate understands oncology care and evidence-based medicine across the full continuum, including cancer risk, prevention, screening, diagnosis, treatment, survivorship, and end-of-life issues. Experience should include administering cancer therapies, educating patients in writing and verbally, and managing treatment side effects. Strong familiarity with current oncology trends, health policy, and public health issues is important.

The role also requires the ability to conduct literature searches and turn findings into practical content. Candidates should be able to explain complex medical information in plain language, use AMA style correctly, and work with awareness of how AI and SEO can affect medical content. Strong organization, attention to detail, project follow-through, creativity, and cross-functional communication are essential.

Travel and Work Conditions

Occasional travel may be needed for team meetings, conferences, or training sessions.
Work is typically performed in a standard office-type environment.
The role involves minimal physical effort.
There is little to no exposure to physical hazards.

Compensation and Benefits

The starting pay range for this role is $85,000 to $90,000 per year. Final compensation will depend on relevant experience, skills, specialty, education, and location, subject to non-discriminatory factors.

Benefits include paid time off, medical coverage, dental coverage, retirement benefits, wellness programs, and professional development opportunities.

Equal Opportunity

The organization is an equal opportunity employer.

Associate Medical Editor