Account Supervisor OR Account Manager, Health

Overview Porter Novelli is a global communication company with offices across the US and internationally in London, Mexico City, and Toronto. In a shifting landscape of audience power, our global network of sharp minds leverages our world-class smart data as we decode change, navigate culture, and deepen authenticity to unlock value for our clients. We believe that our culture is the beating heart of Porter Novelli. We have cultivated a vibrant environment where individuals come together to form a dynamic and supportive community. We celebrate the unique perspectives and experiences that each team member brings to the table. The Role The Account Supervisor or Account Manager | Healthcare will join a dynamic Healthcare team, which is Porter Novelli’s largest practice globally. As an Account Supervisor or Account Manager on our team you will be provided with a clearly defined and well-supported path for career growth. Overall, the work is an interesting blend of science and data, and product communications for a groundbreaking client. What You Will Be Doing Operating in a regulated client environment, but opportunities for programs with patients and HCPs Helping communicate data and regulatory milestones for our client Managing and implementing all day-to-day client activities across a variety of work streams Project managing traditional, digital, media and social media, content and engagement to deliver on strategy work Building a trusted advisor relationship with your clients and external partners who touch the client’s business, as well as with Porter Novelli colleagues Pushing creative to move programs to the next level Researching and analyzing industry and competitor trends and providing insightful recommendations to team and client Providing direction and feedback to junior team members in daily and ongoing responsibilities; mentoring them for growth within the team and Porter Novelli Participating in the hiring and onboarding of new team members The Experience That Will Contribute To Your Success High science expertise is a must Enormous commitment to making a difference in healthcare PR Thorough understanding of rules and regulations in consumer and / or pharma healthcare space 5+ years of PR/communications experience, PR agency experience will be advantageous Balanced organized workstyle allowing for equal success whether stepping up and driving work independently or collaborating and project managing with the team Sureness in all the skills one would expect at this level including understanding the regulatory environment; engaging directly with clients on most agendas; project management; writing; content development; presenting; digital; social; budget; preference for working as part of a highly collaborative team The anticipated salary range for this position is $80,000 - $110,000 for the Account Supervisor role, and $110,000 - $135,000 for the Account Manager. 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Created: 2025-09-22