Strategic Communications Director at SFU (Vancouver)

Strategic Communications Director at SFU (Vancouver)

30 Jul
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Simon Fraser University
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Vancouver

30 Jul

Simon Fraser University

Vancouver

Lead communications strategy for HDRN Canada with Simon Fraser University, focusing on health data research and equity. Drive integrated communications and foster stakeholder engagement to enhance national profile and impact. The Director of Communications at SFU's Stephens Family School of Medicine plays a crucial role in advancing health data initiatives across Canada.

This senior role requires a collaborative qualified adept at integrated communications, stakeholder engagement, and advocacy. You will work closely with government, researchers, and community partners while emphasizing principles of equity and reconciliation. Key Responsibilities:

- Develop integrated communications strategies across multiple platforms
- Manage stakeholder engagement and brand management initiatives
- Oversee digital communications and public campaigns




- Promote consistent messaging and build relationships with partners
- Support funding initiatives and enhance community engagement efforts

Requirements:

- Bachelor’s degree in relevant field and 7 years experience
- Proven track record in integrated communications and advocacy
- Excellent writing and editing skills for diverse audiences
- Proficiency in digital communications and social media
- Knowledge of health governance and inclusive communication standards

Elevate the national health data narrative at SFU by leading impactful communications strategies and engaging stakeholders across Canada.

📌 Strategic Communications Director at SFU (Vancouver)
🏢 Simon Fraser University
📍 Vancouver

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