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Join our team and work in an enriching environment

IDF improves the lives of individuals affected by primary immunodeficiency (PI) by fostering a community empowered by advocacy, education, and research. We’re looking for exceptional individuals to join our team who share our core values of inclusion, integrity, and innovation.

We believe that our guiding principles of commitment, leadership, and accountability are critical to our success. We’re looking for passionate and dedicated individuals who share our vision and who are committed to making a positive impact in the lives of those living with PI. Whether you are an experienced professional or just starting your career, IDF offers a supportive and challenging environment where you can learn, grow, and make a difference. 

We pride ourselves on our commitment to diversity and inclusivity. We believe that our differences make us stronger and are committed to fostering a workplace that celebrates uniqueness and is free from discrimination. Our commitment to diversity extends to our partners and vendors, who are held to the same EEO and non-discrimination policies we have. As an equal-opportunity employer, we encourage applicants from all backgrounds.

Current job openings

Manager, Donor Relations

The Manager, Donor Relations reports directly to the Vice President, Institutional Advancement to support development activities, specifically but not limited to our individual giving campaigns. Major responsibilities include implementing individual giving, matching gift, and workplace giving campaigns that meet/exceed revenue and engagement goals. This position is remote with occasional required travel to the IDF office in Hanover, MD, and for conferences or events.

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Regulatory Affairs Manager

The Regulatory Affairs Manager monitors regulatory issues within designated areas and identifies opportunities to engage with government agencies including those within the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to further advance the mission and priorities of the Immune Deficiency Foundation (IDF). Working with the Chief Public Policy Officer, this position will draft responses to a prescribed set of regulatory and reimbursement-related issues and represent the organization before state and federal agencies.  This position will represent the organization to the public and interact closely with other staff members, particularly those involved in patient services, research, and communications. This position will work virtually but must be located within commuting distance to Washington DC (DMV) and able to travel into DC for regular meetings.

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