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This position will be located within the County of Los Angeles, Department of Health Services, Community Programs Unit. The Public Information and Communications, Staff Analyst position will handle internal and external communications, media relations, crisis communications and Board relations for several high-profile programs.
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Four years of experience initiating, planning, developing, maintaining, evaluating, implementing, and coordinating media relations and public information. A Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university with a major in Communications, Journalism, Public Administration, Public Relations, English or a closely-related.
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Provide strategic leadership and guidance on responses to requests and motions from the Board of Supervisors, in collaboration with the Director of Government Relations & Policy. Manages external communications through newsletters, website content, social media posts and video content.
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Reporting to the Executive Director, the Director of Philanthropy is a senior leader in the region who catalyzes regional growth as a resource mobilizer, as a fundraising and external relations expert, and as a savvy people leader and relationship builder.
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The role encompasses all aspects of communications, including media relations, writing, panels, event publicity, working collaboratively with internal communications and media production, and more.
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The Public Safety Officer I will conduct vehicle and foot patrols, patient restraints, incident report writing, public relations, emergency preparedness, door unlocks/locks, guest assistance, access control, and de-escalation of hostile visitors, employees or patients.
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The Executive Director of Development will serve as part of the front-line fundraising group and report to the Assistant Dean, External Relations. USC's Marshall School of Business is seeking an Executive Director of Development to join its External Relations team.
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The MSL will develop and maintain professional relationships with internal and external customers in tandem with the head of Medical Relations to ensure the scientific information needs of healthcare professionals are met.
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Responsible for assisting the Director of Community and Patient Relations with coordinating staff in-services on Safety and Disaster Preparedness, community health education classes, and other collaborating activities with external organizations.
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Interacts with IRC internal departments, including business development, external relations and advocacy departments, to keep them informed of program activities. Other Internal and/or external contacts: Regular communication with education, violence prevention and response, health, economic recovery & development, governance, research, evaluation and learning, and gender equality technical unit teams.
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Description: Job Summary:The Events and External Relations Specialist demonstrates dedication across key areas at the Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine (KPSOM). Basic Qualifications:ExperienceMinimum of Three (3) years in event planning/coordination, alumni relations, or related rolesEducationBachelors degreeLicense, Certification, RegistrationN/AAdditional Requirements:Knowledge of all logistical support aspects of special events, planning and production.
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Has experience successfully driving external programs—media relations, social media, thought leadership—and/or internal corporate communications programs. The ideal candidate: Has a minimum of 8 years of public relations experience promoting luxury resorts, hotels, spas, cruise lines, airlines and travel destinations.
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Prepare and manage the quarterly SEC reporting calendar, including coordination with external auditors, executives, finance, legal and investor relations departments. Supporting the annual audit and quarterly review activities with external auditors as well as testing and documentation around internal controls.
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Craft, refine, and operationalize a marketing strategy, developing capabilities and internal policies in the following areas: marketing request, marketing stewardship and governance, marketing and communications processes, branding guide, and external communications.
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Support the work of the Board on all communications and external relations activities. Develop and manage external relations through involvement in relevant local, state, and national educational initiatives.
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