Partner with other divisional departments to support high impact launches on new products.
Execute marketing plans that help grow the Stryker brand in close cooperation with Product Managers (U.S and OUS), sales force and HCI.
Collaborate with product marketing, field marketing, marketing communications and sales teams to ensure flawless execution of programs.
Develop metrics to demonstrate ROI.
Communicate program results to the senior leadership and the organization.
Develop, test and implement consumer campaigns and marketing materials.
Manage internal and external creative, activation, fulfillment and call center resources.
Other office and administrative tasks as needed.
Job Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing, Communications or other relevant field of study. Prefer Master’s Degree in Business Administration or Marketing.
5+ years of marketing/communications experience.
Demonstrated interpersonal and relationship management skills.
Demonstrated verbal communication skills (both in groups and one-on-one interaction) and written communication skills.
Demonstrated success in developing direct-to-consumer campaigns across multiple mediums.
Understanding how to leverage metrics to optimize campaigns.
Managed sponsorships and partnerships.
Experience in healthcare or other regulated industry a plus.
Demonstrated ability to influence/guide cross functional teams.
Demonstrated ability to develop and execute on a marketing plan directly linked to broader business/divisional goals.
Experience with labs strongly preferred
USN: $85,300 - $128,800 USD Annual
Travel Percentage: 10%
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