Copywriter
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Writers and AuthorsAdvertising Agencies
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Client is looking for a Copywriter II who knows how to turn strategy into language that actually connects. If you’re someone who enjoys shaping clear, thoughtful messaging and bringing brand voice to life across channels, this role is worth a look. You’ll join a collaborative communications team focused on creating consumer-first content that supports business goals while staying true to editorial standards and brand guidelines. What You’ll Do Write, edit, and publish clear, engaging content for internal and external audiences Develop materials such as newsletters, brochures, manuals, and website content Translate business strategy into compelling, consumer-friendly messaging Apply strong editorial judgment to ensure clarity, consistency, and tone across all contentContribute to and help maintain brand voice, style guides, and editorial standards Manage multiple assignments independently and make informed decisions with minimal direction Partner with cross-functional teams to support broader communication and marketing initiatives What You Bring Bachelor’s degree in Advertising, Journalism, Marketing, Communications, or a related field 3–5 years of copywriting experience, ideally in an agency or creative environment Strong experience writing consumer-focused communications A sharp editing eye and an ability to elevate content through thoughtful revisions Strategic mindset with the ability to translate complex ideas into clear language Comfort working independently in a fast-moving, sometimes ambiguous environment Genuine interest in improving consumer experiences through effective communication Why This Role This is a fully remote opportunity to work on meaningful content at scale, collaborate with experienced communicators, and make a real impact on how consumers engage with healthcare information. If you enjoy writing with purpose and precision, this role offers the space to do both. #J-18808-Ljbffr
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