Communications Specialist
CurrentCommunications Specialist, at the National Health Law Program a non-profit legal organization litigating in state and federal courts, government policy advocates fighting to advance access to quality health care for low-income and underserved individuals. Working closely with NHeLP’s communications team, attorneys, and development team, overseeing the social media channels, and managing the organization’s website publications including health law blogs, legal resources such as issue briefs, comments, factsheets, ensuring the materials are correctly classified in health law issue ares i.e. reproductive, LGTBQ, women and people of color rights.● Areas of expertise include social media content such as LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter, analytics(Google, Facebook, Twitter, WordPress), social media and website data analysis and reports, curatedcontent, SEO improvement and best practices, social media engagement, online communitymanagement, CRM● Increased NHeLP's website traffic in terms of pageviews from 311,886 in 2019, to a cumulativetotal of 1,863,946 from 2020 through May 2023.● Increased and sustained the number of followers in NHeLP, LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook pages● Keep track of NHeLP's mentions in the news when staff or the organization is included in articles by portals and publications such as Bloomberg Law, Law 360, New York Times, Washington Post, New York Times, L.A. Times. The content is then posted on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.● Co-planned and ran a month-long Giving Tuesday social media campaign that resulted in more than $17,000 raised in December 2023.● Produced CRM analytics reports for the My Care Matters MOE comment portal campaign.● Published dozens of COVID-19 blogs and resources on NHeLP's website, and posted them on Facebook Twitter, including LinkedIn..● Implemented submission forms to better organize the blogs and resources (issue briefs, comments, factsheets). This improved NHeLP's website search engine.