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EVERSANA INTOUCH is a global full-service marketing agency network serving the life sciences industry. The Group Copy Supervisor is an active contributor and manager within the creative team, taking full responsibility for concept and copy development across a diverse portfolio of projects. This role requires multitasking and delegation to manage projects of varying complexity while still contributing to idea generation and strategic thinking.
Key responsibilities include developing branded and unbranded direct-to-consumer (DTC) pharmaceutical content, serving as a liaison between creative and senior account teams, and ensuring work consistently meets strategic, business, and creative expectations. The supervisor will deliver advanced presentations, sell work externally to clients, and provide career-building guidance, mentorship, and support to the full copy team to foster professional growth and development.
The ideal candidate will demonstrate expertise in translating complex scientific and marketing information into compelling, patient-focused storytelling. You'll interpret clinical and scientific data to develop medically accurate, strategically aligned content across digital channels, with strong understanding of channel-specific best practices for social media, digital marketing, and integrated omnichannel campaigns.
Required qualifications include a bachelor's degree, 8+ years of copywriting experience in marketing/advertising, and 5+ years of pharmaceutical advertising experience in an agency setting. DTC pharmaceutical content development experience is essential; healthcare professional (HCP) writing experience is a plus. Experience in pulmonology and/or allergy is preferred. You must be a strong conceptual thinker with proven ability to lead complex projects, collaborate across teams, and communicate confidently with clients. A portfolio showcasing social media and digital marketing work is required.
