Copy Supervisor (Market Access) Remote, United States

About Nexus Health Group Nexus Health, part of The Lockwood Group, collaborates with clients in the pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device industries to identify effective, holistic, science-based strategies to address their objectives through market access communications. Our clients count on us to challenge their assumptions and help them creatively navigate around obstacles. From strategy through execution, we focus on accuracy, transparency, and scientific value to create programs that are evidence-based, clinically relevant, and contribute to the development of our clients' brands. Over a third of our staff hold advanced scientific, pharmacy, or medical degrees, and most work from where they live. Because our flexible structure provides better work-life balance, we attract the best talent, facilitate their best work, and as a result, are more responsive to our clients, wherever and whenever they do business.Summary The Copy Supervisor is responsible for guiding the creative vision and strategy to produce exceptional, award-worthy work. This leadership role includes assigning tasks to teams, motivating them to deliver consistently outstanding results, and collaborating closely with account management to ensure client satisfaction with the quality and value of our creative efforts.Responsibilities Creative/Hands-on Work (70%)Help develop and review creative briefs that provide strategic insight and creative inspirationWork with ACD, Copy to produce standout and strategically focused creative executionTake on appropriate projects and own them, start to finish (ie, write, reference and annotate copy in preparation for medical/legal review in a deadline-focused environment)Manage and work independently, under tight deadlines, while juggling multiple projectsParticipate in client meetingsLead concept presentationsAttend market research as appropriateShare responsibility with planning to shape strategic brandingManagement (20%)Collaborate with account and project management departments to ensure that deadlines and budgets are metAssure that all creatives are trained to maintain the standards and expectations of the agency and the clientsLeadership (5%)Develop good relationships with your clientsDemonstrate an understanding of client products and marketing challenges and are responsive to the strategic and creative needsEducationBachelor's Degree is requiredProfessional Skills and Requirements4+ years' market access agency experienceA proven track record of creative ability and judgment, successful client contact experience, the ability to work collaboratively with account management, excellent presentation skills, successful experience in managing creative teams and multiple accounts, and the commitment to go the extra mile in time and effort to produce the very best workHands on experience with the core Adobe Creative Suite: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesignExperience in web-based, modular mobile design strategies and software: Figma and SketchEqual Employment Opportunity Statement As set forth in The Lockwood Group, LLC's Equal Employment Opportunity policy, we do not discriminate on the basis of any protected group status under any applicable law. 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