Communication Officer

This role involves creating engaging content for websites, newsletters, social media and media channels to keep members informed and raise FODO's profile. You'll help communicate healthcare policy developments, support media activity and contribute to campaigns that shape the future of eye and hearing care.

Client Details

FODO is the trade association for UK eye care providers. It supports and represents opticians and optical practices, helping shape healthcare policy while providing members with professional, regulatory and business support

Description

Create content for websites, newsletters, social media and press releases.
Keep FODO websites updated with timely and engaging news stories.
Manage social media channels and respond to audience enquiries.
Support member communications, policy updates and clinical guidance uploads.
Build media relationships and coordinate interviews and press enquiries.
Attend events, conferences and parliamentary meetings to support communications.
Monitor media coverage, campaign performance and industry developments.
Assist with communications planning, crisis response and reputation management.Profile

Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Strong editing, proofreading and attention to detail.
Confident creating content across digital and social channels.
Able to tailor messages for different audiences and stakeholders.
Organised and capable of managing multiple deadlines.
Proactive, adaptable and able to work independently.
Interested in healthcare, policy and current affairs.
Comfortable handling media enquiries and fast-moving communications.Job Offer

Salary ranging from £33,000 to £38,000, dependent on the level of experience.
London - Hybrid - two days a week
5% Pension
25 days annual leave + bank holidaysPlease send an updated CV and Cover Letter

Applications close: Sunday the 16th of August

First-stage interviews: Monday 24 August or Tuesday 25 August

Final-stage interviews: 1 September
Only candidates based in UK and eligible to work in UK are allowed