Allied OMS · 1 week ago

Marketing and Communications Intern

Chicago, IL

Internship

Onsite

Intern Level

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Responsibilities

Tell the Allied story across various marketing channels, including social media, email marketing, website, event materials, and traditional marketing collateral both at the platform level and for Allied OMS oral and maxillofacial surgery practices

Collaborate with Brand team on marrying copy with beautiful and impactful visuals

Ensure all copy aligns with Allied OMS’s brand voice and guidelines

Edit and proofread content to maintain high standards of accuracy, grammar, and style

Support other Allied OMS departments in content creation

Conduct research on industry trends and competitor activities to inform content strategies

Assist in the creation of promotional materials for satellite offices and practice marketing

Qualification

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SEO writingDigital content creationPrint materials writingB2B marketingB2C marketingCommunicationTeamwork

Required

Pursuing a bachelor’s or master’s degree in Communications, Journalism, English, or a related field; must be at least a senior in undergrad to be considered; please include a writing sample with your resume

Ideal candidate has at least 1 semester of external internship or working experience in a content-heavy role

Strong communication skills and the ability to work effectively in a team-oriented environment

Understanding of writing for SEO and best practices for digital content creation

Understanding of writing for print materials with experience writing short, punchy copy

Experience with B2B or B2C marketing concepts