Digital Communications and Policy Support Officer job opportunity
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PSNC is looking to recruit a new Digital Communications and Policy Support Officer.
This role will support both our busy communications function (we send newsletters to our c.20,000 subscribers, as well as welcoming some 8,000 people daily to our website) and our LPC and wider Contractor Support. The role will report to the Pharmacy Communications Manager.
The successful candidate will support us in making better use of digital technology to strengthen its relationship with LPCs and to promote community pharmacy more widely. Working as part of a small team, this will be a varied role covering everything from managing email newsletters and designing infographics, to helping deliver a new engagement strategy and supporting the development of new visual identity and branding for the organisation.
We are keen to hear from candidates with experience or skills using digital communication tools (including social media and designing infographics) and an interest in, or experience of, stakeholder management and communications. Knowledge of health or pharmacy would be an advantage, but above all we are looking for a highly motivated individual who is enthusiastic about healthcare and the NHS and who is keen to play a critical role in a small team getting stuck into a wide range of tasks.
Employment type: Permanent, full-time (Monday to Friday, 35 hours per week)
Location: Flexible working from our office in Farringdon, London and at home.
Salary: Competitive
Job description and person specification
Applicants should email a CV and covering letter to shine.brownsell@cpe.org.uk with ‘Application for Digital Communications and Policy Support Officer position’ in the subject line of the email.
Applications close on 10th March 2023.
Interviews and written tests will be conducted via Zoom/email during the week commencing 13th March 2023.
No recruitment agencies please.
Background
PSNC (soon to be known as Community Pharmacy England) represents the 11,000+ NHS community (high-street) pharmacies in England. Our role includes negotiating funding and pharmacy services with HM Government and the NHS; championing pharmacies including in Parliament; and providing information and guidance for pharmacy owners and teams. We also work very closely with the 68 local organisations who represent pharmacies to Local Government and the NHS locally – the Local Pharmaceutical Committees (LPCs).
