Director, Communications Yale UniversityDirector, CommunicationsNew Haven, CT$68,000–$120,500 / yearReporting to the Associate Vice President for New Haven Partnerships and Development, this individual will play a pivotal role in shaping and executing the department's communications strategy, ensuring clear, effective, and timely messaging on all matters relating to the interaction between Yale University and the New Haven Community. Community Engagement and Education: Design and implement communications campaigns that engage the Yale community in community outreach initiatives, including programming through The Shops at Yale, programs in New Haven Public Schools and work with New Haven non-profit organizations.
Senior Director, Marketing Communications Yale UniversitySenior Director, Marketing CommunicationsNew Haven, CT$120,000–$225,000 / yearThe Senior Director also has leadership responsibility to design and execute a comprehensive communications strategy through brand management, media relations, internal communication, storytelling, marketing communications, and across digital, social media, and multimedia platforms with a heavy focus on the utilization of generative AI to support communications strategies and tactics, as well as a keen interest in goal-setting, tracking, and measurement of each campaign. Develop and implement several marketing communications campaigns annually promoting Yale's strength to a variety of audiences throughout the globe, using both traditional and digital media to reach identified target audiences with strategic messaging and branding by innovating with, and using, existing technology and communication platforms (social media, live streaming, website, generative AI, etc.).
Communications Officer, YSPH Yale UniversityCommunications Officer, YSPHNew Haven, CT$65,000–$101,000 / yearThe Communications Officer will work closely with the Associate Director of Editorial to support editorial operations, post news articles and press releases to the web, and engage in media relations with Yale's main press office and external media outlets. Primary duties include developing internal and external communications, writing and editing news and feature articles, translating complex public health topics for diverse audiences, supporting magazine production, and contributing to key messages, talking points, and marketing content.
Communications Officer, Ysph Yale UniversityCommunications Officer, YsphNew Haven, CT$65,000–$101,000 / yearThe Communications Officer will work closely with the Associate Director of Editorial to support editorial operations, post news articles and press releases to the web, and engage in media relations with Yale's main press office and external media outlets. Primary duties include developing internal and external communications, writing and editing news and feature articles, translating complex public health topics for diverse audiences, supporting magazine production, and contributing to key messages, talking points, and marketing content.
Communications Project Coordinator University of New HavenCommunications Project CoordinatorWest Haven, CTWork/Life Benefits: Generous paid time off programs; progressive paid holiday schedule (including holiday break between Christmas and New Year’s); 4 weeks of parental paid leave; flexible work schedules including summer hours where applicable. Excellent computer skills (Microsoft Office-Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Adobe Acrobat, on-line meeting platforms Zooms, Microsoft teams, Google meets, and other presentation software.
Associate Director, IT Communications Yale UniversityAssociate Director, IT CommunicationsNew Haven, CT$68,000–$120,500 / yearKey areas of responsibility include providing thought leadership and strategic leadership on the area of communications for IT, developing communications plans to achieve IT strategic objectives, owning the process and outcome for executing communications plans and activities, positioning key messages to the stakeholders of IT, providing support with strategic leadership messaging, and being responsible and accountable for the overall strategy, creation, management, and execution and success of internal communication for the IT division. The position will also be responsible for coordinating communications resources in OPAC to improve integrated messaging and leverage the tools and competencies of the group across internal communications, incident communications, project deployments, and service representation.
Assistant Director Of Communications, Public Safety Yale UniversityAssistant Director Of Communications, Public SafetyNew Haven, CT$68,000–$120,500 / yearReporting to both the Head of Public Safety and the Associate Vice President for Communications in the Office of Public Affairs & Communications (OPAC), this individual will play a pivotal role in shaping and executing the department's communications strategy, ensuring clear, effective, and timely messaging on matters related to campus safety, security, and emergency management. Crisis Communications: Serve as a key advisor and communications lead during emergencies and critical incidents, coordinating messaging and working closely with senior university leadership, media, and community partners in the Office of Public Affairs & Communications to provide clear and consistent updates.
Assistant Director of Communications, Public Safety Yale UniversityAssistant Director of Communications, Public SafetyNew Haven, CT$68,000–$120,500 / yearReporting to both the Head of Public Safety and the Associate Vice President for Communications in the Office of Public Affairs & Communications (OPAC), this individual will play a pivotal role in shaping and executing the department's communications strategy, ensuring clear, effective, and timely messaging on matters related to campus safety, security, and emergency management. Crisis Communications: Serve as a key advisor and communications lead during emergencies and critical incidents, coordinating messaging and working closely with senior university leadership, media, and community partners in the Office of Public Affairs & Communications to provide clear and consistent updates.
Patient Communications Operator New York Cancer and Blood SpecialistsPatient Communications OperatorRidge, New YorkOur team of expert oncologists, hematologists, and compassionate staff work across numerous locations with one shared mission: conquering cancer close to home. By offering cutting-edge treatments, innovative research, and a patient-centered approach, we are redefining what’s possible in the fight against cancer and blood disorders.
Development and Communications Coordinator New Haven Ecology Project IncDevelopment and Communications CoordinatorNew Haven, CT$25–$30 / hourAs our fundraising and marketing needs grow, we need a proactive go-getter who can seamlessly pivot between uplifting our work community through digital media and executing essential donor relations tasks. Technical Savvy: Proficiency in managing virtual meetings, content development software, a digital camera, cell phones (iOS and Android), and social media analytics.
Radiology ED Associate - Communications Coordinator (Per Diem) Yale New Haven HealthRadiology ED Associate - Communications Coordinator (Per Diem)New Haven, CTUnder the direction of the Radiology Business Services Senior Manager, and in cooperation with the Senior Service Coordinator achieves desired outcomes in the following areas: Striving for excellence in customer service, communications, coordination of patient exams, includes all responsible communications and tasks necessary to ensure accurate, complete and timely scheduling of all DR Procedures. The Communications Coordinator must have the ability to perform these duties appropriately, have an understanding of Imaging Procedures and a general understanding of Human Anatomy, working in a fast paced and changing environment, be able to respond to unpredictable changing situations with sound judgment, be self-motivated and have excellent organizational skills.
Student Intern - Health Communications City of New HavenStudent Intern - Health CommunicationsNew Haven, CTWe provide low-cost preventive health care, school nursing services, food service inspection, injury prevention services, funding to improve home health and safety, harm reduction services for people who use substances, health education and more. About the Health Department: We are the City of New Haven's public health agency made up of nurses, community health workers, health inspectors, epidemiologists, administrators and program leads protecting the health and well-being of our city's 138,000 residents.