communications specialist
Provider Resources, LLC · Erie, PA · 1 mo ago
MarketingFull-time
About the role
Provider Resources Inc. (PRI) is looking for a Communications Specialist to build and maintain PRI’s voice—internally with our team and externally with the market. This is a role for a strong writer who can manage communications independently and understands how to build an employer brand.
Responsibilities
- Write and edit internal communications for all levels of the organization
- Manage PRI’s employer brand on LinkedIn, Glassdoor, and relevant platforms
- Develop executive communications including presentations and talking points
- Maintain the communications calendar and style guide
- Measure and report on communications effectiveness
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in communications, marketing, journalism, or similar field
- 2–3 years of relevant experience; corporate, healthcare, or government experience strongly preferred
- Strong writing, editing, and verbal communication skills
- Thorough knowledge of AP editorial style, and possess a clear writing style
- Adept at managing relationships with a diverse array of stakeholders, with the ability to work both collaboratively and independently
- Ability to draft high-profile, company-wide communications, anticipating audience questions
- Ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines
- Highly organized with exacting attention to detail
- Familiarity with Microsoft Office, and design tools such as Adobe Photoshop, Canva, or similar applications
- Demonstrated discretion handling confidential and sensitive information, particularly in a regulated environment
Why PRI
- Meaningful work – PRI processes payment disputes that directly protect patients from unexpected medical bills under the No Surprises Act
- Growth stage – we are building the systems, processes, and team that will define PRI for the next decade
- Skills framework – every role at PRI has a defined skills ontology with clear growth paths and Udemy development pathways
- Lean and direct – decisions get made, work is visible, and contributions matter