Marketing Project Manager

LHH is partnering with one of our SoCal Healthcare clients to find a TEMPORARY Marketing Project Manager. This role is imperative to the organization. The Sales Director will lead a team in developing new strategies, maintain their own quota, manage existing business as well as creating and executing strategies to bring on new accounts/partnerships. Ideal candidates have 2+ years of marketing project management or related experience, strong attention to detail, and experience within medicare.

The organization is seeking an organized, collaborative professional to join the team for a short‑term 5 month contract, beginning ASAP. The team operates in a remote environment, with a PST schedule. This contract offers a pay rate of $30-$40/hr for a 40‑hour workweek.

Responsibilities

• Own project timelines, ensuring timely progress and accurate documentation.
• Coordinate between various departments including sales, marketing, compliance and more to update documents and fulfill production schedules.
• Review and proofread documents, updating according to compliance and regulations, pulling content from internal libraries and ensuring accurate and detailed document copy.
• Serve as overall marketing support, assisting with sales enablement and marketing.

Qualifications

• 2+ years experience within marketing project management.
• REQUIRED experience within Medicare, understanding regulatory needs and healthcare.
• Project Management software experience (Monday.com, Jira, etc.).
• Strong attention to detail, in order to assist in copyediting and proofreading.

If this sounds like you or someone in your network, please apply now!

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