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HaltH Pty is seeking a Social Media Manager to embed with the team in Sydney, joining real appointments and provider visits to capture authentic, behind-the-scenes content. The role blends fieldwork with craft and requires turning moments into engaging content across Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook.
You will film on location, edit for short and long-form formats, and manage captions and a content calendar while building a community in health, finance and technology.
Every day, people miss out on health funding they're entitled to, not because it isn't there, but because accessing it is so much harder than it should be.
Outdated terminals, manual steps, and disconnected systems create friction at the very moment care should feel supportive.
HaltH exists to change that.
We're building a new experience layer for health: one that connects directly to the world's health funding and makes payments, claiming, and coverage work together in a single, clear, intuitive flow.
Integrated seamlessly into the practice management software providers already use, HaltH combines modern payment technology with real-time health funding intelligence.
The result: people access the care and support available to them, and providers deliver smoother, more confident experiences.
We're beginning with Australia's allied health community, and building toward a future where being healthy is easier.
You're someone who believes the best content doesn't come from a desk - it comes from being in the room when something real happens.
You'd rather spend a morning in a physio clinic watching a provider change someone's day than sitting in an office drafting captions from stock imagery. You understand that the stories worth telling in health aren't polished - they're human, honest, and full of quiet moments that most people miss.
You're not just a content creator. You're a storyteller who knows how to move through real environments, read a room, capture what matters, and turn it into content that makes people stop scrolling.
We're hiring a Social Media Manager to embed with the HaltH team in the field - joining real appointments, provider visits, and onboarding sessions to capture authentic, behind-the-scenes content that brings the HaltH story to life.
This role blends fieldwork with craft.
You will:
And critically, you bring a genuine curiosity for, and interest in, the health and wellness space.
You understand that the providers we work with - physios, chiros, psychologists, osteos - are doing important work, and the way we tell their story should reflect that.
You'll spend time with the team and health providers, learning how health funding works, why it matters, and how HaltH is making it radically easier.
Based on the filming and editing workload, here's how we see a typical fortnight:
Total: approximately 4-6 days per fortnight (part-time to full-time, depending on the candidate and content volume).
This structure flexes. Some fortnights will be heavier on filming (events, multi-clinic shoots), others heavier on editing. The right person will know how to manage the rhythm.
HaltH sits at the intersection of health, finance, and technology - three categories that are traditionally hard to make exciting on social media. Your challenge is to make this space unmissable.
You'll need to find the human stories inside a payments platform. The provider who finally stopped wrestling with a HICAPS terminal. The patient who saw their health funding for the first time and understood what was available to them. The team shipping product at pace from Surry Hills.
The best candidate won't just film content - they'll build a content engine that turns real moments into real engagement, and real engagement into real growth.
And importantly:
This is a Sydney-based role with regular in-field filming days across the city.
Editing and scheduling work can be done flexibly, but you'll need to be available for in-person filming days and team sessions in Surry Hills.
We believe the best content comes from being present - in the room, in the clinic, in the moment.