Art Supervisor
meet life sciencesNew York (NY)
About the role
ART SUPERVISOR | HEALTHCARE ADVERTISING📍 Location: New York / Hybrid Are you an Art Director ready to take the next step in your creative career? We’re partnering with a growing, award-winning healthcare creative agency that is looking for an Art Supervisor to join its team. This is an exciting opportunity for a creatively driven individual who wants to work on meaningful healthcare brands while collaborating with a talented, multidisciplinary creative team.
The Opportunity:
Lead the visual direction and execution of creative campaigns across healthcare/pharma brands Develop innovative, compelling concepts across digital, social, print, video and integrated channels Partner closely with Copywriters, Creative Directors, Account teams and other disciplines Present and sell creative concepts internally and to clients Help mentor and provide creative direction to more junior members of the team Ensure work is strategically sound, creatively strong and executed to the highest standard Contribute to a collaborative, modern agency culture where creativity and fresh thinking are encouraged
What We’re Looking For:
5+ years of experience within an advertising, healthcare advertising or creative agency Strong portfolio demonstrating conceptual thinking and exceptional visual design Experience developing creative for pharmaceutical/healthcare brands Comfortable working across multiple channels and formats Strong presentation and communication skills Someone who is collaborative, proactive and excited to push creative boundaries✨ Why Consider It? You’ll have the opportunity to work within a highly creative, collaborative agency environment, working on exciting healthcare brands while having genuine influence over the creative output.
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