Jobs at CanKids KidsCan

Develops corporate fundraising and business development strategies, identifies and cultivates corporate donors, and manages donor acquisition through closure. Creates proposals, budgets, and partnership pitches; oversees grant reporting, compliance, documentation, and donor stewardship. Coordinates employee engagement, volunteering, donor visits, and cross-functional collaboration. Tracks CSR trends, maintains donor CRM records, manages fundraising pipelines, and produces reports and dashboards.

Coordinates and delivers pediatric psycho-oncology services across diagnosis, treatment, palliative care, and bereavement. Responsibilities include psychological assessments, individualized therapy, expressive and child-life interventions, psychoeducation, multidisciplinary collaboration, staff support, training, research, program evaluation, documentation, reporting, and external resource coordination.

Leads end-to-end National Outreach Program delivery across an assigned state. Responsibilities include planning and monitoring activities, implementing operational plans and budgets, ensuring partner MoU commitments are met, managing government and hospital stakeholders, supervising teams, expanding services, and reporting on program performance for children with cancer and their families.

Leads statewide implementation of CanKids’ National Outreach Program, including operational planning, budgeting, government and hospital partnerships, team supervision, data reporting, donor engagement, outreach, and service quality monitoring. The role coordinates research and evaluation, manages compliance with agreements, prepares financial and narrative reports, and expands sustainable support for children with cancer and their families.

The Psychologist will implement a pediatric psycho-oncology program for children with cancer and their families. Responsibilities include psychological assessments, individual and group counseling, expressive and child-life therapies, pain interventions, psychoeducation, referrals, multidisciplinary collaboration, training, research, documentation, and program reporting. The role provides support across diagnosis, treatment, relapse, palliative care, and bereavement through in-person, online, and telephone services.

Provides psychological interventions, counseling, assessments, expressive and group therapies, child life support, and psychoeducation for children with cancer and their families. Coordinates care with multidisciplinary hospital teams, delivers telehealth services, conducts pain-management interventions, trains professionals, maintains case documentation, develops referrals and resources, and contributes to research, reporting, and implementation of the Paediatric Psycho-Oncology Program.

Leads and delivers pediatric psycho-oncology services across hospital, clinic, community, and telehealth settings. Responsibilities include psychological assessment, individualized treatment, expressive and developmental therapies, pain and distress interventions, psychoeducation, care coordination, multidisciplinary consultation, staff training, research, program evaluation, documentation, and resource development for children with cancer and their families.

Plans and implements a pediatric psycho-oncology program; provides psychological assessments, therapy, counseling, group and expressive therapies, pain interventions, and psychoeducation for children and families. Coordinates multidisciplinary care, referrals, documentation, reporting, training, research, resource development, and psychosocial support across hospital, clinic, community, and telehealth settings.

Oversee administrative and facility operations across headquarters and NCR locations, including office setup and relocation, security, housekeeping, vehicle scheduling and maintenance, facility repairs, vendor coordination, and infrastructure support. Supervise frontline staff, resolve operational issues, manage resources, and maintain safe, efficient, and well-maintained work environments.

Provides psychological assessments, counselling, psychotherapy, expressive therapies, and psychosocial support to children with cancer and their families. Develops care plans, delivers follow-up support across treatment stages, coordinates referrals, implements psycho-oncology services, maintains patient records, prepares reports, participates in research and multidisciplinary case discussions, and supports training and community outreach.

Develop and execute corporate CSR fundraising strategies; identify and cultivate corporate donors; manage prospecting, proposals, negotiations, grant implementation, compliance, reporting, and donor stewardship. The role also leads employee volunteering and workplace giving initiatives, organizes corporate events, maintains CRM records, analyzes fundraising performance, and coordinates with internal teams to deliver donor commitments and strengthen long-term partnerships.

Leads CanKids’ National Outreach Program across an assigned state, overseeing planning, budgets, partnerships, government and healthcare stakeholder engagement, team supervision, data reporting, fundraising, quality assurance, and patient-support logistics. The role ensures alignment with national goals, donor requirements, service standards, and program evaluation efforts while expanding access to cancer care and family support.

The Psychologist will lead pediatric psycho-oncology services across hospital, community, and tele-consultation settings. Responsibilities include psychological assessment, individual and family counseling, group therapy, expressive and child life interventions, procedural pain support, psychoeducation, staff training, research, case documentation, and reporting. The role supports children with cancer and their families across diagnosis, treatment, relapse, palliative care, and bereavement while strengthening multidisciplinary and organizational capacity.

Coordinates day-to-day research study activities, supports protocol development and documentation, manages data collection and cleaning, maintains study records, ensures GCP and regulatory compliance, reports adverse events, organizes meetings and visits, communicates with research stakeholders, and assists with reports, presentations, publications, and quality improvement initiatives.

Provides comprehensive, compassionate nursing care to pediatric oncology patients and families, including chemotherapy administration, symptom management, wound care, documentation, education, counseling, infection control, and coordination with multidisciplinary and referring care teams. The nurse also supports quality improvement initiatives and continuity of care across treatment settings.

Coordinates a pediatric psycho-oncology program supporting children and families throughout cancer treatment, palliative care, and bereavement. Provides psychological assessments, counseling, expressive therapies, pain interventions, psychoeducation, and multidisciplinary consultation across clinical and telehealth settings. The role also trains professionals, oversees support programs, maintains records, develops resources, conducts research, and evaluates program outcomes.

Leads Home Away from Home facilities and coordinates national SSOPD, care coordination center, and helpline operations. Oversees service quality, patient navigation, reporting, corrective actions, and state-level team support across multiple regions. Strengthens family-centered care, identifies operational gaps, drives continuous improvement, and ensures consistent service delivery aligned with organizational goals.

Leads statewide delivery of a childhood cancer outreach program, overseeing implementation, government and hospital partnerships, team management, budgets, reporting, monitoring, service quality, and resource mobilization. The role coordinates patient support operations, maintains Salesforce or similar MIS dashboards, supports evaluations, ensures MoU compliance, and develops partnerships with donors, CSR organizations, communities, and healthcare institutions.

Lead educational operations, supervise classrooms and teachers, oversee curriculum and personalized education plans, monitor student progress, coordinate therapeutic and extracurricular programs, support student welfare, mentor educators, engage families and stakeholders, and ensure compliance with educational policies and child development standards.

Leads end-to-end National Outreach Program delivery across Tamil Nadu, including annual planning, budgeting, implementation, monitoring, partner MoU compliance, government and hospital engagement, team management, reporting, and expansion of services for children with cancer and their families. The role serves as the state-level liaison among CanKids, government stakeholders, hospitals, NGOs, and CSR partners, with travel required for program oversight.