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Support Our Work
- Alliance Cancer Care Delivery Research Pilot Project Award
- Alliance Cancer Control Program Junior Faculty Award
- Alliance Cancer Control Program Pilot Project Award
- Alliance Research Integrity Service Excellence Award (RISE)
- Alliance Scholar Award
- Charles G. Moertel Lectureship Award
- Daniel J. Sargent, PhD, Memorial Fellowship in Innovative Clinical Trial Design and Methods
- Richard L. Schilsky CALGB Achievement Award
- Special Projects Allocation
Join our team advancing cancer research
Behind every clinical trial is a team of people working together to advance cancer prevention, treatment, and care. Across the Alliance for Clinical Trials in Oncology, researchers, clinicians, statisticians, data experts, regulatory professionals, and other specialists bring their expertise to a shared mission—reducing the impact of cancer on people.
As an NCI-sponsored clinical trials network, the Alliance brings together more than 26,000 cancer specialists at 112 main institutions and 1,400 affiliates across the U.S. and Canada. The Alliance’s work is supported by teams at offices, research centers, and affiliated organizations across the country, creating opportunities to contribute to cancer research in a wide range of roles.
Where we work
Alliance teams work across a distributed network of offices, research centers, and affiliated organizations, including:
- Alliance Operations Center: The Alliance Operations Center supports leadership, finance, protocol development, regulatory affairs, administrative operations, Foundation, Alliance Foundation Trials (AFT) and the Alliance Data Innovation Lab.
- Alliance Statistics and Data Center: The Statistics and Data Center provides statistical and data management, and related expertise across Alliance clinical trials
- Alliance Biorepositories: Alliance biorepositories located across the United States support the collection, management, and research use of biological specimens from clinical trials
Work with the Alliance Foundation
The Alliance for Clinical Trials in Oncology Foundation supports the Alliance mission by advancing innovative research, investigator development, and philanthropic engagement. The Foundation also employs staff who contribute to Alliance’s clinical research and organizational activities.
A career with the Foundation offer the opportunity to work alongside leading cancer researchers, clinicians, and research professionals while contributing to innovative clinical research and better outcomes for people affected by cancer.
Explore current opportunities with the Alliance for Clinical Trials in Oncology Foundation.