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Strategic Communications and Marketing Strategist (Public Affairs Specialist 3)

State of Oregon

Portland, OR (Remote)Full time$7K/mo – $11K/mo

5 months ago

Communications Director

State of Oregon

Salem, OR (Hybrid)Full time$7K/mo – $11K/mo

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State of Oregon

Strategic Communications and Marketing Strategist (Public Affairs Specialist 3)

Portland, OR (Remote)

$7K/mo – $11K/moSenior LevelFull time

Posted 1 day ago

Job Summary

Own and lead strategic communications and marketing initiatives for HPCDP, coordinating with agencies, partners, and communities to advance chronic disease prevention through brand management, messaging, and outreach.

Own development of strategic communication plans and campaigns.
Drive cross-agency collaboration and audience-centered, culturally responsive messaging.

Job Description

Responsibilities

This position serves as a key leader in developing, implementing, managing, and evaluating strategic communications and marketing initiatives for the HPCDP section. Working in close partnership with staff, management, contractors, and a wide network of collaborators, this role ensures clear, consistent, and compelling communication that advances public health goals across Oregon, with a focus cultural sensitivity and relevance while addressing risk and protective factors for chronic disease. The Strategic Communications and Marketing Strategist plays a central role in shaping OHA’s brand presence by coordinating with multiple state agencies, Local Public Health Authorities, Regional Health Equity Coalitions, community organizations, and other partners. This role also supports Division and Agency leadership by crafting impactful internal and external messaging and maintaining strong relationships with partners and community audiences. This position leads marketing, design, material development, and outreach strategies in collaboration with communications and marketing contractors, to maintain a cohesive brand image and ensure timely dissemination of science-based, audience-centered tools, resources, and messages. The Strategist also establishes standards that guide the implementation of new communication approaches across HPCDP programs, advises on development of policy, and acts as a liaison between the agency and external communications professionals on agency-wide issues.

Requirements

A bachelor's degree in business administration, public administration, public relations, marketing, journalism, behavioral science, social science, or related field AND five years of professional level experience in public relations or public affairs OR Eight years of experience directly related to the position under recruitment. Five of the eight years must have been at the professional level. Note: Relevant experience may include developing strategic communication plans and marketing plans; developing, managing, and evolving public health brands and campaigns; planning and managing mass media campaigns, including informing media planning and buying strategies; using audience research and insight to inform communications strategies, evaluating campaign performance and applying findings to improve effectiveness; overseeing paid, earned and owned media strategies; directing creative develop and managing digital and web content; managing public relations and partner communications; shaping public affairs policy and policy communications strategies; supporting legislative communications; and creating new approaches to complex communication issues that advance public health programs.

Preferred

Desired Attributes: The following are desired attributes that we have identified as key to success for this role at OHA. These are the attributes we are looking for in our top candidate. If you possess any of these attributes, please highlight them in your application, resume, and address specifically in your cover letter. - Experience overseeing or collaborating on multimedia content creation, including web content, social media, video production, graphic design and/or other digital communications materials.  - Experience managing brands and developing and implementing strategic communication plans for complex, high-profile, multi-year campaigns focused on culturally and linguistically diverse communities. - Experience with a shared risk and protective factor approach to chronic disease prevention focused on addressing root causes and supporting personal, cultural and community resilience. - Experience administering contracts and developing and tracking project work plans and budgets. - Experience supporting organizational spokespeople to prepare for interviews, presentations, press briefings or livestream settings involving sensitive or complex topics.  - Strong writing, editing and storytelling skills with the ability to create clear, concise and culturally responsive communications for diverse audiences across multiple platforms; and to identify and elevate compelling stories, including community-based, lived-experience and public interest stories that increase public engagement and media coverage. - Demonstrated ability to strategically manage multiple communications projects simultaneously, prioritize competing deadlines and adapt quickly in fast-paced or high reputational risk environments.  - Skill in advising leadership and cross-functional teams on communications strategy, reputational risk, public engagement and effective messaging related to public policy or public health initiatives.  Preference Statement: Preference will be given to candidates possessing more years of experience and meeting more of the desired attributes.

State of Oregon

Official LinkedIn page for the state of Oregon. Oregon is a state in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. It is located on the Pacific coast, with Washington to the north, California to the south, Nevada on the southeast and Idaho to the east. The Columbia and Snake rivers delineate much of Oregon's northern and eastern boundaries, respectively. The area was inhabited by many indigenous tribes before the arrival of traders, explorers, and settlers who formed an autonomous government in Oregon Country in 1843. The Oregon Territory was created in 1848, and Oregon became the 33rd state on February 14, 1859.

Salem, Oregon, USA

10K employees (161 in marketing)

www.oregon.gov

Salaries

Posted range

$7K/mo – $11K/mo

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Marketing Team

Marketing Team Size

82 (1% of company)

Median Career Experience

28 years

Median Tenure

23.6 years

Marketing Roles Posted (Last 30 Days)

Funding

Total Funding

$9.9M

Last Raise

Grant, 1 years ago

Traffic Signals

Monthly Visitors

8.8M

Traffic Source Mix

48.7%

Direct

44.8%

Referral

5.3%

Social

0.7%

Paid

0.3%

Headcount Trend

Current headcount: ~10.4K

Recent News

Key Oregon agency head to step down

Feb 25, 2025 • oregonlive.com

Readers respond: Oregon’s clean truck rule asks the impossible

Jan 20, 2025 • oregonlive.com

Links

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Responsibilities

This position serves as a key leader in developing, implementing, managing, and evaluating strategic communications and marketing initiatives for the HPCDP section. Working in close partnership with staff, management, contractors, and a wide network of collaborators, this role ensures clear, consistent, and compelling communication that advances public health goals across Oregon, with a focus cultural sensitivity and relevance while addressing risk and protective factors for chronic disease. The Strategic Communications and Marketing Strategist plays a central role in shaping OHA’s brand presence by coordinating with multiple state agencies, Local Public Health Authorities, Regional Health Equity Coalitions, community organizations, and other partners. This role also supports Division and Agency leadership by crafting impactful internal and external messaging and maintaining strong relationships with partners and community audiences. This position leads marketing, design, material development, and outreach strategies in collaboration with communications and marketing contractors, to maintain a cohesive brand image and ensure timely dissemination of science-based, audience-centered tools, resources, and messages. The Strategist also establishes standards that guide the implementation of new communication approaches across HPCDP programs, advises on development of policy, and acts as a liaison between the agency and external communications professionals on agency-wide issues.

Requirements

A bachelor's degree in business administration, public administration, public relations, marketing, journalism, behavioral science, social science, or related field AND five years of professional level experience in public relations or public affairs OR Eight years of experience directly related to the position under recruitment. Five of the eight years must have been at the professional level. Note: Relevant experience may include developing strategic communication plans and marketing plans; developing, managing, and evolving public health brands and campaigns; planning and managing mass media campaigns, including informing media planning and buying strategies; using audience research and insight to inform communications strategies, evaluating campaign performance and applying findings to improve effectiveness; overseeing paid, earned and owned media strategies; directing creative develop and managing digital and web content; managing public relations and partner communications; shaping public affairs policy and policy communications strategies; supporting legislative communications; and creating new approaches to complex communication issues that advance public health programs.

Preferred

Desired Attributes: The following are desired attributes that we have identified as key to success for this role at OHA. These are the attributes we are looking for in our top candidate. If you possess any of these attributes, please highlight them in your application, resume, and address specifically in your cover letter. - Experience overseeing or collaborating on multimedia content creation, including web content, social media, video production, graphic design and/or other digital communications materials.  - Experience managing brands and developing and implementing strategic communication plans for complex, high-profile, multi-year campaigns focused on culturally and linguistically diverse communities. - Experience with a shared risk and protective factor approach to chronic disease prevention focused on addressing root causes and supporting personal, cultural and community resilience. - Experience administering contracts and developing and tracking project work plans and budgets. - Experience supporting organizational spokespeople to prepare for interviews, presentations, press briefings or livestream settings involving sensitive or complex topics.  - Strong writing, editing and storytelling skills with the ability to create clear, concise and culturally responsive communications for diverse audiences across multiple platforms; and to identify and elevate compelling stories, including community-based, lived-experience and public interest stories that increase public engagement and media coverage. - Demonstrated ability to strategically manage multiple communications projects simultaneously, prioritize competing deadlines and adapt quickly in fast-paced or high reputational risk environments.  - Skill in advising leadership and cross-functional teams on communications strategy, reputational risk, public engagement and effective messaging related to public policy or public health initiatives.  Preference Statement: Preference will be given to candidates possessing more years of experience and meeting more of the desired attributes.