Children's National Hospital
Senior Executive Communications Specialist, Office of the President
Children's National Hospital, Washington, District of Columbia, us, 20022
Senior Executive Communications Specialist, Office of the President
Base pay range: $93,329.60/yr - $155,563.20/yr
This role drives the voice and visibility of the CEO of Children's National Hospital, positioning the CEO as a national leader in pediatric health and a trusted advocate for children and families.
Key Responsibilities
Craft compelling narratives, speeches, talking points, presentations, blog posts, and social media content to articulate the CEO's vision and advocacy positions.
Tailor messaging to resonate with diverse audiences, including staff, patients and families, industry leaders, policymakers, board members and media.
Elevate the CEO's platform by identifying opportunities to participate in high‑impact events, contribute to industry dialogue, and establish a distinct voice in advancing pediatric healthcare innovation.
Provide full support for the CEO's engagements, including message development, delivery coaching, and logistics planning to maximize the impact of public and private appearances.
Collaborate with the communications team to advise on sensitive issues, manage real‑time crises, and protect the CEO's and organization's reputation during challenging situations.
Serve as a trusted advisor to the CEO and work cross‑functionally with internal stakeholders, ensuring consistency in messaging and alignment with strategic objectives.
Minimum Education Bachelor's Degree (Required)
Minimum Work Experience 5–8 years of experience in corporate or executive communications (Required)
Required Skills and Knowledge
Executive speechwriting experience and a work portfolio (Required)
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, AP style knowledge and strong attention to detail
Strong project management and organizational skills and the ability to multi‑task, prioritize and meet deadlines
Ability to write clear, compelling prose in different styles, voices, and tones to effectively communicate to multiple audiences
Knowledge of MS Office and HTML email platforms; proficient with PowerPoint or other presentation tools
Familiarity with social media platforms, especially LinkedIn, and best practices
Media relations experience with a track record of placing stories in national and regional outlets
Location District of Columbia – Washington, DC (Main Campus)
Work Schedule 9‑5, Day, Full‑Time
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This role drives the voice and visibility of the CEO of Children's National Hospital, positioning the CEO as a national leader in pediatric health and a trusted advocate for children and families.
Key Responsibilities
Craft compelling narratives, speeches, talking points, presentations, blog posts, and social media content to articulate the CEO's vision and advocacy positions.
Tailor messaging to resonate with diverse audiences, including staff, patients and families, industry leaders, policymakers, board members and media.
Elevate the CEO's platform by identifying opportunities to participate in high‑impact events, contribute to industry dialogue, and establish a distinct voice in advancing pediatric healthcare innovation.
Provide full support for the CEO's engagements, including message development, delivery coaching, and logistics planning to maximize the impact of public and private appearances.
Collaborate with the communications team to advise on sensitive issues, manage real‑time crises, and protect the CEO's and organization's reputation during challenging situations.
Serve as a trusted advisor to the CEO and work cross‑functionally with internal stakeholders, ensuring consistency in messaging and alignment with strategic objectives.
Minimum Education Bachelor's Degree (Required)
Minimum Work Experience 5–8 years of experience in corporate or executive communications (Required)
Required Skills and Knowledge
Executive speechwriting experience and a work portfolio (Required)
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, AP style knowledge and strong attention to detail
Strong project management and organizational skills and the ability to multi‑task, prioritize and meet deadlines
Ability to write clear, compelling prose in different styles, voices, and tones to effectively communicate to multiple audiences
Knowledge of MS Office and HTML email platforms; proficient with PowerPoint or other presentation tools
Familiarity with social media platforms, especially LinkedIn, and best practices
Media relations experience with a track record of placing stories in national and regional outlets
Location District of Columbia – Washington, DC (Main Campus)
Work Schedule 9‑5, Day, Full‑Time
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