Digital Mental Health Group - Cambridge
Communications And Events Coordinator
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About the Digital Mental Health Group
The Digital Mental Health Group is one of the UK's largest and most influential research teams investigating the impact of digital technologies on youth mental health, with the aim of improving outcomes for children and young people worldwide. We are known for our innovative and rigorous scientific outputs, as well as our direct provision of scientific advice to senior policymakers and politicians.
Our research regularly attracts national and international media attention, making this an exciting opportunity for someone who is enthusiastic about working in a high-profile communications role and helping to amplify research that influences public debate and policy.
Our group currently includes our PI, Professor Amy Orben, one Assistant Research Professor, one Operations and Communications Centre Manager, two Postdoctoral Research Associates, three PhD students, three Research Assistants, one placement student with recruitment planned for three additional Research Associates. We value our team's complimentary skill sets (e.g., differing backgrounds, approaches, and areas of expertise) and actively work with other local and international research groups. Much of our work is team-based and involves work with government, charities, NGOs, policymakers, and other stakeholders.
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Role Description
We are seeking an enthusiastic, creative, and highly organised Communications and Events Coordinator to join our growing team.
This is an exciting opportunity for a communications professional who enjoys combining strategic communications, creative content production, and stakeholder engagement. Working closely with Professor Amy Orben, researchers, and external partners, you will play a leading role in communicating internationally recognised research to academic, public, policy, and industry audiences.
- Develop and deliver communications and engagement plans
- Manage the Group's website and social media channels
- Create engaging multimedia content including short-form video
- Coordinate stakeholder and public engagement events
- Support media activity
- Contribute to an exciting rebranding programme
The successful candidate will enjoy working in a fast-paced environment, balancing multiple priorities while identifying creative opportunities to maximise the visibility and impact of the Group's research. You will use analytics and audience insights to evaluate communications performance and continually improve digital engagement.
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Requirements
We are looking for someone with experience across a broad range of communications activities, including website management, social media, digital content creation, and stakeholder engagement. You should be confident translating complex research into engaging communications for diverse audiences and have excellent organisational and relationship-building skills. Experience producing high-quality short-form video content and supporting branding initiatives would be highly advantageous.
This is an excellent opportunity to shape communications for one of the UK's most influential digital mental health research groups.
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https://www.cam.ac.uk/jobs/communications-and-events-coordinator-fixed-term-su50370
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