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Public Health Graphic Designer – Remote (CDC Support)
DLH Corporation · Atlanta
Job description
About the role
DLH Corp is seeking a Public Health Graphic Designer to create and enhance visual communication materials for the CDC’s Division of HIV Prevention. This fully remote position supports national health‑promotion campaigns and data‑driven outreach efforts.
Key responsibilities
- Write, edit, and design dissemination products such as web content, social media graphics, fact sheets, and other documents.
- Transform data and information from multiple sources into clear, engaging visual assets.
- Ensure all materials comply with usability standards and Section 508 accessibility guidelines.
- Collaborate on multiple health‑promotion campaigns, incorporating stakeholder feedback.
Required profile
- Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design, Fine Arts, or a related field.
- Minimum 2 years of professional experience using digital design tools.
- Ability to develop visual assets for print, web, and social media marketing.
- Capability to obtain a NAC security clearance.
- Preferred: experience with HIV prevention promotion, prior work with CDC/HHS, or a Master’s degree.
Required skills
- Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, etc.).
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