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Healthcare Marketer

Healthcare Marketer

Companyblend360
LocationSan Francisco, CA, USA
Salary$Not Provided – $Not Provided
TypeFull-Time
Degrees
Experience LevelSenior

Requirements

  • 5+ years of experience in B2B marketing, with a strong background in the healthcare sector
  • Deep understanding of healthcare organizations, hospital systems, or hospital procurement processes
  • Experience running demand generation campaigns across digital and traditional channels
  • Strong project management skills and experience working with creative agencies
  • Excellent communication and content review skills
  • Comfortable working independently and contributing both strategically and tactically

Responsibilities

  • Design and execute targeted B2B marketing campaigns focused on the healthcare industry
  • Leverage key channels including LinkedIn, paid media, industry publications, and healthcare events to reach hospital and healthcare decision-makers
  • Oversee the development and execution of healthcare-specific marketing collateral (e.g., brochures, one-pagers, digital content)
  • Manage the relationship with an external creative agency, including reviewing and approving copy and creative assets
  • Support a calendar of industry events and ensure cohesive messaging across all touchpoints
  • Build campaigns to drive qualified marketing leads and coordinate handoff to the sales team
  • Collaborate with internal teams to ensure alignment of campaign goals and messaging
  • Participate in regular check-ins and provide feedback to optimize marketing performance

Preferred Qualifications

  • Experience working in or marketing for companies such as McKesson, Cardinal Health, or directly with hospital procurement teams
  • Familiarity with healthcare trade publications, industry events, and thought leadership channels
  • Prior exposure to B2B financial products or commercial payment solutions (not required; training will be provided)
  • Experience running demand generation campaigns across digital and traditional channels