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Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in communications strategy, including writing, editing, and storytelling for diverse audiences. Proficient in managing communications for global health initiatives and U.S. Government-funded programs, ensuring compliance with branding and visibility standards.
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Communications StrategyGlobal Health CommunicationsWriting And Editing SkillsProject ManagementStakeholder Engagement
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Hard Skills
StorytellingTechnical CommunicationsContent DevelopmentEvent CoordinationAudience AnalysisBranding ComplianceDigital CommunicationsPublic RelationsSocial Media ContentCase Study Development
Soft Skills
Organizational SkillsRelationship ManagementIndependent WorkMultitaskingCommunication Skills
Industry Keywords
Global HealthInternational DevelopmentU.S. Government-Funded ProgramsCommunications CalendarThought LeadershipEvidence-Based StorytellingProject MilestonesStakeholder InterviewsCommunications Approval RequirementsEvent Materials
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Serve as the GECO communications contact for designated Global Awards and work closely with project and country communicators.
- Develop understanding of assigned programs, including priorities, technical work, results, partnerships, milestones, and upcoming activities.
- Participate in relevant project meetings and monitor developments requiring communications support.
- Advise project teams on communications needs, audiences, messages, timing, channels, and coordination with GECO.
- Coordinate with project and country communications staff to support their work and avoid duplication.
- Plan communications around milestones, publications, events, results, and significant activities, including maintaining a communications calendar.
- Identify project stories, results, data, experts, and information relevant to Jhpiego’s organizational communications.
- Collaborate with communications, digital, events, fundraising, and other teams to develop and place project content.
- Identify project leaders, technical experts, country voices, and other sources for organizational communications and thought leadership.
- Maintain a pipeline of project stories and communications ideas.
- Develop or coordinate success stories, profiles, case studies, articles, web content, social media content, presentations, talking points, and other materials.
- Interview project staff, technical experts, partners, health workers, and stakeholders to develop content.
- Translate technical and program information into clear, accurate external communications.
- Adapt project content for different audiences and channels.
- Support communications for project events, conferences, webinars, launches, publications, and other external activities.
- Develop or coordinate event materials and follow-up communications.
- Ensure project communications meet branding, visibility, review, and approval requirements.
- Coordinate reviews and approvals with project, Global Awards, and GECO colleagues.
- Flag sensitive communications issues or content requiring additional review.
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor’s degree in communications, journalism, public relations, marketing, global health, international development, or a related field.
- 7+ years of communications experience, including significant experience in global health or international development.
- Strong writing, editing, and storytelling skills.
- Experience communicating complex technical or program information to external audiences.
- Experience working with technical experts, program leadership, country teams, and communications professionals.
- Experience working on U.S. Government-funded programs and familiarity with related communications, branding, visibility, and approval requirements.
- Strong organizational and relationship-management skills.
- Ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities in a part-time role.
- Excellent written and spoken English.
- Preferred: Experience supporting large, multi-country U.S. Government-funded Global Awards.
- Preferred: Experience working directly with project or country communications teams.
- Preferred: Experience with global health communications, technical communications, thought leadership, or evidence-based storytelling.
- Preferred: Experience supporting communications for global health conferences, publications, events, or organizational campaigns.
- Preferred: Experience working across digital, media, events, fundraising, or organizational communications.
- Successful candidate must undergo a pre-employment background check.
Benefits
Comp & perks- Total rewards package supporting employees' health, life, career and retirement
- Pre-employment background check and individualized review of justice-involved backgrounds
- Diversity, equity and inclusion commitment
- Equal opportunity employment
- Workplace accommodations and accessibility support