Content Creator (Part-time)

Posted 2 days ago

cardiovascular care groupSpringfield (NJ)

Media and Communication Workers, All Other General Medical and Surgical Hospitals

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About the role

Part-Time Content Creator The Part-Time Content Creator will develop engaging, accurate, and accessible content that supports patient education, promotes services, and strengthens our brand presence. This role blends creativity with professionalism, making complex medical information easy to understand for a general audience.

Key Responsibilities:

Develop written, visual, and multimedia content for social media platforms
Collaborate with clinical and administrative teams to ensure content accuracy and alignment with medical guidelines.
Translate medical terminology into clear, patient-friendly language.
Plan and schedule content using a structured editorial calendar.
Capture photos and short-form videos.
Basic video editing required
Monitor engagement metrics and recommend improvements.
Maintain brand voice, tone, and compliance with HIPAA and healthcare communication standards.

Qualifications: Experience in content creation, digital marketing, communications, or related field. Strong communication and interpersonal skills required. Familiarity and prior experience with social media platforms (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok).Basic graphic design or video editing skills (Canva, Adobe Suite, or similar).Understanding of healthcare communication is a plus but not required. Ability to work independently, manage deadlines, and collaborate with clinical staff.

Schedule & Compensation: Part-time: 10–20 hours per week (flexible scheduling).Hybrid option available for photo/video editing, majority of role will be in-office procuring content. Compensation based on experience.

Ideal Candidate: You're someone who loves turning information into impact. You're curious, organized, and comfortable working with medical professionals. You enjoy creating content that helps people feel informed, supported, and connected to their healthcare team.

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