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Pay Range: Targeted annual salary ranges from $54,700 to $72,500, based on experience.

Benefits Eligible: Yes

Work Schedule: Monday – Friday Standard / Fixed Schedule

Travel: May be required

Position Introduction:

OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center is Oklahoma’s only National Cancer Institute (NCI)-Designated Cancer Center — a distinction held by just 73 centers nationwide. This elite accreditation reflects our commitment to delivering the highest standard of cancer care and expanding access to the most advanced treatment options available.
We are seeking a dynamic Project Manager - CTO to support the development, implementation, and growth of the Oklahoma Tribal, Rural, Urban Screening Trial (OK TRUST) Access Hub, a groundbreaking Cancer Screening Research Network designed to expand clinical trial access across Oklahoma.
OK TRUST’s mission is bold: Increase cancer screening trial participation among tribal, rural, and urban communities — especially those facing socioeconomic, geographic, and healthcare access barriers.
This role is your chance to directly impact cancer outcomes across the state by helping build a network that brings cutting edge screening trials to populations who need them most.
Note: This role may require 5–15% in state travel to support statewide partnerships and outreach.
Learn more about the Stephenson Cancer Center’s Clinical Trials Office here.
Why This Role Matters
Cancer disproportionately affects individuals who face barriers such as limited insurance coverage, rural geography, minority status, and lower socioeconomic conditions. OK TRUST is designed to break down these barriers by bringing clinical trial opportunities directly to communities across Oklahoma.
Your work will have a direct, measurable impact on the health of our state.

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Required Education and Experience:

  • Bachelor's degree
  • 60 months experience managing/leading multiple projects

Equivalency/Substitution: Will accept 48 months of related experience in lieu of the Bachelor's degree for a total of 108 months of related experience.

Department Preferences:

  • Master’s Degree in Management, Business Administration, Healthcare, Public Health, or related field.
  • Research and/or program management experience.
  • Preferred certifications: CCRP, CAPM, or PMP

Hiring Contingent Upon a Background Check: Yes

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