Social Media Coordinator

The Primary Aldosteronism Foundation is committed to creating the paradigm shift that will lead to optimal standard of care for all affected patients by promoting timely and accurate diagnosis and treatment, fostering targeted research and innovation, and facilitating patient collaboration. The Foundation serves the primary aldosteronism community worldwide, and is headquartered in the US state of Arizona.

We are looking for a Social Media Coordinator. We genuinely care about making a difference for millions of people who struggle with a disease most do not even know they have, and who cannot find the medical help they need. We are also proactively working toward becoming fully funded. This means opportunities to resolve complex and rewarding problems, and to grow with us on that journey.

Responsibilities and Qualifications

You will assist the Co-Directors with:

• Curating content that is engaging and consistent with the Foundation’s mission,
• Growing the number of followers across key platforms,
• Live-posting to platforms during special events such as Hypertension Day,
• Monitoring and reporting on daily tweets about primary aldosteronism.

Prior hands-on experience with social media in a non-profit environment and excellent written communication skills are desired.

We foster a space where everyone can participate, and will make sure you get proper onboarding and have all the information you need.

Time Commitment

Your attendance at an occasional communications meeting may be needed. Overall, we anticipate that 5 to 10 hours of your time will be needed each week.

Location

We all work remotely, and at the moment we only accept applicants who live in Canada and the USA.

If your passions and experience match what we have described, please consider filling out our volunteer form, and upload your resume and letter of intent to our website: https://www.primaryaldosteronism.org/volunteer/

If you have any question about the position or our organization, please contact Marianne at mleenaerts@primaryaldosteronism.org