FWD People

Associate Creative Director, Copy – Healthcare

FWD People

full-time

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Location Type: Hybrid

Location: BrooklynNew YorkUnited States

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About the role

  • Lead copy development across brand platforms, campaigns, and content ecosystems.
  • Translate strategy and insights into clear, compelling creative ideas.
  • Mentor and manage Copy Supervisors and senior writers.
  • Review and elevate copy for clarity, consistency, and strategic alignment.
  • Partner closely with Design, Strategy, and Account teams on integrated creative solutions.
  • Participate in client presentations and creative discussions.
  • Navigate feedback and revision cycles thoughtfully, especially in regulated environments.
  • Support new business efforts through concepting and narrative development.

Requirements

  • 8–10+ years of copywriting experience in a creative or marketing agency
  • Strong portfolio demonstrating strategic, cross-channel storytelling
  • Experience working in healthcare, animal health, or mission-driven categories
  • Proven ability to mentor writers and lead projects
  • Excellent communication and presentation skills
  • Collaborative, grounded leadership style with strong editorial judgment
  • Ability to translate complex information into clear, compelling narratives
  • Comfort working in fast-paced environments with shifting priorities
Benefits
  • 25 days off per year +16 paid holidays
  • matching 401(k)
  • medical, dental & vision
  • paid maternity & paternity leave
  • home office setup
  • yearly team retreats
  • comprehensive professional development program including executive coaching and yearly professional development stipend
Applicant Tracking System Keywords

Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.

Hard Skills & Tools
copywritingstrategic storytellingnarrative developmentcontent developmentcreative concepting
Soft Skills
mentoringleadershipcommunicationpresentationcollaborationeditorial judgmentadaptability