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Summary 

Are you a passionate storyteller with a knack for crafting words that inspire change? Do you dream of making a difference in the health and wellness space? If so, we want to hear from you!

We've been pioneers in the health and wellness trend since the beginning, and we're not stopping anytime soon. We don't just talk the talk; we walk the walk. Our work environment is designed to be as fulfilling as the mission itself. Here, we embrace creativity, foster teamwork, and champion inclusiveness. We're not afraid to dream big and bold – and we don't care if those ideas come from the corner office or the break room. 

We're all about learning, listening, and staying curious. It's how we drive positive change in the world. We believe in open doors, open hearts, and endless possibilities. Now, we're on the lookout for a Copywriter to help us craft messaging for some exciting clients.

So, do you have the passion, the spark, and the creativity to help us shape the future of health and wellness? If you're ready to be part of something extraordinary, we'd love to hear from you. Join us on this journey toward a healthier, happier world! Ready to make a difference? Apply now! 

What You'll Do 

  • Collaborate with other creatives, strategists, account teams, and others from across departments to solve problems for our clients
  • Work with your managers and within a team to develop the best ideas and execute those ideas with excellence
  • Translate complicated ideas and information into compelling messages and copy, and ensure that all copy supports the brand strategy and goals
  • Develop expertise across a wide variety of channels and tactics across digital, social, video and print for a wide range of audiences
  • Contribute to concepting for agency-wide creative efforts (new campaigns and new business)

What Makes You A Fit

  • Talent for writing — 2+ years of writing experience, and a portfolio demonstrating excellent concepting, writing and communication skills
  • Passion for health and wellness —OTC, pharma or HCP experience, and the ability to research and understand healthcare topics, and translate that into persuasive communication
  • Insatiable curiosity—you’re a student of advertising and all things health and wellness and you’re always looking for ways to make a difference in the world
  • Drive to succeed—you’re a life-long learner never settling for status quo, and you strive to make the work better and your teammates stronger

 

At AbelsonTaylor we love science, art, and data. Since our beginnings in 1981, AT has been singularly focused on health, wellness and pharma products – not sneakers, beer, or cars (though we like those things, too). Besides being passionate about our purpose, we are dedicated to our people and their professional growth and fulfillment. We value a diverse and inclusive workforce and strive to bring together people with unique skills and varied backgrounds to work toward common goals. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without discrimination regarding age, race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, disability status, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.  

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