Package Design PM & Proofreader — Hybrid Role

Medical Group Care, LLC; Naples (FL); Hybrid; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Medical Group Care, Inc. in Naples, FL seeks a detail-oriented Package Design Project Manager & Proofreader to lead packaging projects end-to-end and ensure regulatory compliance.

You will manage timelines, budgets, and vendor coordination while acting as the final quality checkpoint for all packaging copy. The role emphasizes strong project management, cross-functional collaboration with R&D, Regulatory Affairs, and printers, and a strict focus on accuracy for FDA/FTC requirements across drug

Qualifications

• Minimum of three years in packaging project management or related roles.
• Strong proofreading skills for regulatory copy with high accuracy.
• Experience coordinating with vendors and internal teams to meet deadlines.
• Familiarity with PDF markups and print-ready file workflows.

Responsibilities

• Lead packaging design projects from brief to press-ready production.
• Coordinate timelines, budgets, and vendor communications.
• Serve as primary liaison between R&D, Regulatory Affairs and printers.
• Proofread drug facts panels, ingredient declarations, and labels for compliance.
• Maintain project tracking and ensure on-time delivery across catalog.
• Uphold packaging style guides and version-control across lines.

Skills

Packaging PM

Proofreading

Vendor management

Cross-functional coordination

Time management

Written comms

Tools

InDesign

Illustrator

PDF Markup

Job description

Medical Group Care, Inc. in Naples, FL seeks a detail-oriented Package Design Project Manager & Proofreader to lead packaging projects end-to-end and ensure regulatory compliance.

You will manage timelines, budgets, and vendor coordination while acting as the final quality checkpoint for all packaging copy. The role emphasizes strong project management, cross-functional collaboration with R&D, Regulatory Affairs, and printers, and a strict focus on accuracy for FDA/FTC requirements across drug