Remote Digital Communications Strategist (Non-Profit)

Job Post; United States; Remote; USD 70,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Fully remote

Job summary

United States of Care seeks a Digital Communications Manager to own the organization’s digital presence across the website, social media, and email channels. You will shape digital strategy to amplify policy work and advocacy efforts, turning complex reports into engaging LinkedIn posts and coordinating site content updates.

You will manage paid campaigns, analytics, and social asset creation, while working with the team to advance equity, inclusion, and nonpartisan health-care policy goals in a

Qualifications

• Four+ years of digital communications experience in nonprofit/advocacy
• Experience managing websites, social media, and email marketing for mission-driven groups
• Strong writing, editing, and content translation for executive leadership

Responsibilities

• Own USofCare’s digital presence across website, social media, and email channels
• Project-manage website rebuilds with external agencies and coordinate timelines
• Plan and optimize paid digital campaigns and Google Ad Grants
• Create platform-specific content for LinkedIn, X, and Bluesky and draft executive thought leadership content
• Provide light administrative support to the Communications team

Skills

Social media management

Email marketing

Graphic editing

Tools

WordPress

Google Analytics

Mailchimp

SEO best practices

HTML/CSS

Ceros

Google Ad Grants

Job description

United States of Care seeks a Digital Communications Manager to own the organization’s digital presence across the website, social media, and email channels. You will shape digital strategy to amplify policy work and advocacy efforts, turning complex reports into engaging LinkedIn posts and coordinating site content updates.

You will manage paid campaigns, analytics, and social asset creation, while working with the team to advance equity, inclusion, and nonpartisan health-care policy goals in a