How to Apply: Interested and qualified? Go to Global Health Strategies on globalhealthstrategies.clearcompany.com to apply.
Show Your Storytelling Chops Before the Interview
This role lives at the intersection of journalism, advocacy, and social media. Hiring managers will want proof you can turn complex global health issues into crisp, shareable content that moves people.
1. Build a writing portfolio that shows range: Include samples that demonstrate your ability to write for different platforms: a sharp op-ed, a punchy social media thread, a persuasive pitch deck, and a talking points document. Tailor each piece to a global health or development topic if you can.
2. Prepare a case study of a campaign you drove: Walk through a past project where you owned the content calendar, grew an audience, or shifted a conversation. Quantify results where possible — impressions, engagement, or policy wins.
3. Brush up on global health basics: You don't need a public health degree, but know the big issues: maternal health, HIV/AIDS, malaria, vaccine equity. Be ready to discuss current trends and why they matter.
4. Practice distilling complex ideas: The job is about making the complex accessible. Prepare a one-minute explanation of a global health challenge as if you were posting it on social media. Clarity and punch matter.
5. Show you can think like a journalist: Bring story ideas to the interview. Identify a recent global health development and pitch a story angle a reporter might take. This shows you understand news hooks.
6. Demonstrate project management muscle: You'll juggle multiple accounts and events. Have examples of how you've kept projects on track, coordinated stakeholders, and met tight deadlines.
7. Highlight your coaching and collaboration skills: Senior Associates mentor juniors. Share a time you helped a colleague improve their writing or client communication. Show you can lead without being the boss.
8. Get comfortable with AI tools: The posting mentions using AI to boost efficiency. Be ready to talk about how you've used AI in your work — drafting, editing, or brainstorming — and how you keep quality high.