Graphic Designer – Print

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Graphic Designer specializing in print design for healthcare; creating engaging materials and ensuring brand consistency across various platforms.

Design and produce high-quality print assets including brochures, patient education materials, displays, and partner toolkits.
Own layout, typography, color accuracy, and print-ready file preparation across all materials.
Build and maintain a scalable library of templates for partner use.
Collaborate with print vendors to ensure fidelity, accuracy, and quality through proofing and production.
Ensure brand consistency across all print deliverables for both partner-facing and consumer-facing materials.
Translate healthcare concepts, product features, and clinical information into clear, visually engaging communication.
Contribute to the evolution of our visual identity system, particularly as it applies to print formats (iconography, illustration, layout systems).
Partner with Marketing, Business Units, Operations, and Sales teams to understand needs and create materials that support the various business initiatives.
Manage multiple projects across business units simultaneously and deliver on tight deadlines.
Maintain version control, ensure accuracy of regulated information, and follow approval workflows.
Identify opportunities to streamline design and production processes.

3–5+ years of professional graphic design experience, with a strong emphasis on print design.
Expert proficiency in Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, Figma, Canva and familiarity with print production tools and workflows.
Demonstrated experience designing materials for regulated, complex, or information-dense industries (healthcare experience is a plus).
Strong typography, layout, and information-design skills.
Portfolio showcasing high-quality and engaging print work, ideally including brochures, point of sale and instructional materials.
Ability to communicate clearly with non-design stakeholders and cross-functional teams.
Strong attention to detail and commitment to accuracy—especially important in healthcare contexts.