The aims of the HCC Cancer Prevention and Control Program are to 1) identify biological, behavioral, and health systems-related risk factors for cancer occurrence and its consequences, 2) develop, evaluate, and translate interventions that modify risk behaviors, reduce mortality, improve quality of life, and enhance survivorship, and 3) examine individual, community, and system-level barriers and facilitators that influence the delivery, uptake, and adherence of cancer prevention and control interventions. MUSC is seeking an accomplished investigator with an established track record in implementation science-focused research to serve as Associate Director of our newly launched Implementation Science Initiative and support HCC’s strong commitment to strengthening the impact of cancer research by supporting the effective implementation and sustainment of evidence-based interventions and guidelines.