Public Relations Account Executive - Healthcare
coyne prBoonton (NJ)
Public Relations Account Executive - Healthcare
Posted 3 days ago
coyne prBoonton (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Here's What You'll Be Doing:
Coyne PR is looking for an Account Executive to join our Healthcare team. Account Executives handle a variety of account responsibilities, including conducting media outreach, monitoring and reporting on media coverage, and drafting/writing press materials and client correspondence. You will manage junior-level staff, support senior staff with client work, and actively participate in brainstorming. Must be able to work in a team-oriented, collaborative, fast-paced, deadline-driven environment. Here are the specifics Media Outreach Monitor media/today’s news Media reporting and results Develop media lists Keep a pulse on media throughout the day Attend and assist with on-site events Draft pitch memos Research for program development Managing client material submissions/reviews What you should have Graduate with a Bachelor's degree in Public Relations or Communications Three or more years of experience in an agency setting Understanding of the media landscape Knowledge of media reporting tools like Meltwater and Muck Rack Knowledge of and experience with social media and influencer initiatives Knowledge of Microsoft Office Strong attention to detail skills Strong verbal and written communication skills What We Offer Employees Industry-leading salary Blue chip benefit package Unlimited paid time off Unlimited sick days Hybrid working environment Please submit your resume to tcalo@coynepr.com
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