Group Art Supervisor

Moon Rabbit; New York (NY); On-site; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Moon Rabbit in New York seeks a Group Art Supervisor to shape voice and creative quality. You will be a writer, thinker, mentor, presenter, problem-solver, and creative partner, collaborating with art directors, strategists, and clients to turn complex science into simple, powerful ideas.

This hands-on role includes concept development, writing, editing, and presenting, while elevating the team and ensuring compliance. You’ll guide campaigns across channels with a human touch.

Qualifications

• Senior creative leader with healthcare brand experience.
• Mentor writers and designers to sharpen thinking and output.
• Strong presentation, storytelling, and client-facing skills.

Responsibilities

• Lead concept and art development across healthcare brands and campaigns.
• Develop original ideas that work across channels and audiences.
• Create and oversee art for healthcare audiences ensuring clarity.
• Translate clinical info into clear, human communications.
• Partner with art directors and designers from concept to execution.
• Push beyond the first answer to unlock high-impact ideas.
• Protect the integrity of ideas through production and approvals.
• Present work clearly and persuasively to clients.
• Build trusted client relationships and provide strategic counsel.
• Lead and mentor copywriters, setting a high creative bar.

Skills

Leadership

Creative direction

Mentoring

Strategic thinking

Job description

The Group Art Supervisor is a senior creative leader responsible for shaping the voice, ideas, and creative quality of the brands they lead.

You'll be a writer, thinker, mentor, presenter, problem-solver, and creative partner. You'll work closely with art directors, strategists, account leaders, medical partners, and clients to turn complicated science and business challenges into simple, powerful ideas.

This is still a hands-on creative role. You'll concept. You'll write. You'll edit. You'll present. But you'll also make everyone around you better—helping writers sharpen their thinking, teams push beyond the expected, and clients recognize the power of a great idea.

Above all, you'll help us create work we're proud to put Moon Rabbit's name on.

What You'll Do

• Lead concept and art development across one or more healthcare brands, from big campaign platforms to individual executions.
• Develop strategically sound, original ideas that can live across channels and audiences.
• Create and oversee art for HCP, patient, caregiver, consumer, and other healthcare audiences as appropriate.
• Translate complex clinical and scientific information into communications that are clear, compelling, memorable, and human.
• Partner closely with art directors and designers from concept through execution. We believe the best work comes from true creative partnership
• Push beyond the first answer. Recognize when an idea is merely correct and when it has the potential to be great.
• Protect the integrity of an idea as it moves from presentation through production and MLR.

Engage in Presentation

• Present creative work clearly, persuasively, and with conviction.
• Explain not only what the idea is, but why it is the right idea.
• Build trusted relationships with clients and become someone they look to for creative and strategic counsel.
• Participate in brand planning, creative briefs, market research, workshops, new business, and other high-level client conversations.
• Navigate medical, legal, and regulatory feedback constructively, looking for ways to preserve the power of the idea while maintaining scientific accuracy and compliance.

Lead the team

• Manage, mentor, and develop copywriters at multiple levels.
• Provide clear, thoughtful feedback that makes both the work and the art director stronger.
• Set a high creative bar while creating an environment where people feel comfortable bringing forward unfinished, unconventional, and ambitious ideas.
• Partner with creative leadership to identify growth opportunities for team members and provide meaningful career guidance.
• Help manage workload, priorities, and resources across the copy team.
• Be generous with what you know. Raise the creative consciousness of the people around you.