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atomicHR is seeking a hands-on Account Manager for a fully remote role serving multi-location clients across healthcare and aesthetics sectors. You’ll own accounts end-to-end, draft brand messaging in Claude, and manage SEO, social, and paid media directly.
You’ll convert repeat tasks into Claude workflows, onboard new sites, and ensure tracking accuracy before budget moves. This role emphasizes tone, trust, and owning the full process.
Our client is a digital marketing agency that helps multi-location businesses with a physical presence turn strong in-person operations into online revenue. Its clients include med spas and aesthetics practices, clinics, OB/GYN practices, senior living communities, and dispensaries across the US and Canada. They usually have good operations and good reviews, and little online presence.
The agency is AI-native. It runs on Claude and on its own internal operating system and client portal. Anything digital is in scope, from search, SEO, and visibility in AI answers to websites, booking paths, reviews, social, paid media, branding, and fractional CMO support.
This is a hands-on account manager role. You own a set of client accounts end to end, from the first proposal through onboarding and the months after. You write the brand messaging and copy yourself, drafting in Claude and editing until it sounds like the client, and you run SEO, social, and paid media directly, including conversion tracking and ad account structure.
Part of the job is building. You'll convert repeated tasks into Claude tools and workflows (briefs, content calendars, trackers) and improve how the team works. Clients in med spas and senior living are particular about tone and trust, so every AI draft gets edited and checked before a client sees it.
This role suits someone who wants the whole account rather than a single channel, and who's comfortable building parts of the process as they go. If you'd prefer to hand execution to a team once the plan is written, it probably isn't the right fit.