Director Marketing Communications
π Role Overview & Responsibilities
Must have:Experience developing and implementing strategies including internal communications (employees and physicians), public relations, earned media, owned media, sponsorships and community events.Experience coordinating advertising and paid media strategies with an emphasis on targeted digital media and engagement campaigns.Must possess a bachelorβs degree (Journalism, Communications, Marketing or Public Relations-related field).
Nice to have: Healthcare experience in an acute care facility.
Job Description:The Market Director is responsible for working collaboratively with corporate and local teams to ensure all advertisements, communications, collateral materials, and activities accurately reflect and support local and corporate brand and message expectations. The Market Director has a dotted line reporting relationship to the corporate Marketing and Communications teams.
Minimum Education: Must possess a bachelorβs degree (Journalism, Communications, Marketing or Public Relations-related field). Minimum Experience: 5 years of related experience.
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