Remote | Public Health Communications Specialist — $70–$110/hour

September 5, 2026

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We are sharing a specialised part-time consulting opportunity for experienced public health communications professionals with strong expertise in health messaging, audience engagement, evidence-based communication, and public-facing health information.

This role focuses on reviewing professional documents, spreadsheets, and presentation materials related to public health communications. Selected experts will assess outputs for factual accuracy, clarity, audience suitability, analytical rigour, presentation quality, and overall professional credibility.

Key Responsibilities

Public Health Communication Review

Evaluate communication materials involving public health programmes, guidance, campaigns, and community outreach
Assess whether health information is accurate, clear, and appropriately contextualised
Identify unsupported claims, misleading statements, and communication gaps
Review whether messaging reflects appropriate public health principles
Apply professional judgement to realistic health communication scenarios

Audience & Message Strategy

Assess whether communication is appropriately tailored to intended audiences
Review tone, framing, accessibility, and message clarity
Evaluate whether complex health information is translated effectively for non-specialist audiences
Identify messaging that may create confusion or reduce understanding
Review consistency across different channels and stakeholder groups

Evidence-Based Health Messaging

Evaluate whether public health claims are supported by appropriate evidence
Review interpretation of epidemiological, programme, or population-level findings
Identify overstatement, weak evidence, or unsupported causal conclusions
Assess whether limitations and uncertainty are communicated appropriately
Ensure key messages remain aligned with the underlying data and analysis

Campaign & Programme Communications

Review materials supporting public health campaigns and programme implementation
Evaluate communication objectives, key messages, calls to action, and stakeholder engagement
Assess whether communications support programme goals and audience needs
Identify gaps in outreach strategy or message sequencing
Review the practical effectiveness of proposed communication approaches

Documents & Presentation Review

Evaluate reports, spreadsheets, communication plans, and slide decks for accuracy and completeness
Review stakeholder and executive presentations for clarity and logical flow
Identify factual, analytical, aesthetic, and formatting issues
Assess whether charts, tables, and visuals accurately communicate health information
Ensure conclusions and recommendations are clearly connected to supporting evidence

Structured Evaluation & Feedback

Assess assigned outputs against domain-specific quality criteria
Identify factual, analytical, communication, and presentation errors
Distinguish substantive public health communication issues from minor editorial concerns
Provide clear, structured written feedback explaining identified strengths and weaknesses
Apply evaluation standards consistently across different work products

Ideal Profile

5+ years of relevant professional experience in public health communications, health communications, public health programmes, health education, public affairs, or a closely related field
Strong experience developing or reviewing public-facing health information
Practical understanding of public health messaging, audience segmentation, and stakeholder communication
Ability to assess whether health claims and recommendations are appropriately supported by evidence
Experience communicating complex health information to non-specialist audiences
Highly proficient with Microsoft Office and Google Workspace
Advanced proficiency with PowerPoint / Google Slides
Strong spreadsheet and analytical skills
Native or professional fluency in English
Excellent written communication and ability to provide precise, structured feedback
Strong attention to factual, communication, analytical, and presentation detail
Master's degree or higher from a recognised institution is advantageous

Engagement Details

Part-time independent contractor engagement
Fully remote
Flexible scheduling based on project requirements
Compensation: $70–$110/hour
Work includes evaluation of public health communication materials, reports, spreadsheets, and presentation materials
Projects may be extended, shortened, or concluded based on project needs and performance
Work must be completed without using confidential or proprietary information belonging to any employer, client, institution, or other third party
H1-B and STEM OPT support is unavailable for this engagement

About the Platform

This opportunity is available through 24-MAG LLC. We connect experienced professionals with remote consulting opportunities across technical, evaluation, and project-based workstreams.

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Skills:
Analysis Skills, Campaigns, Communication Skills, Consulting, Data Analysis, English Language, Health Education, Materials Testing, Microsoft Office, Microsoft PowerPoint, Project Evaluation, Project Schedule, Public Affairs, Public Health, Spreadsheets, Technical Consulting, Writing Skills

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