Are you interested in a career in healthcare communications? Want to put your creativity and communication skills to the test? The Future Communicators Challenge is your opportunity to gain hands-on experience, showcase your talent, and gain the attention of industry professionals.
What’s the challenge?
Choose one of three exciting tasks:
- Create a healthcare campaign – design an awareness campaign for a health issue or fictional medicine.
- Write an article for patients – turn complex medical information into an engaging website article.
- Visual storytelling – develop a short video or storyboard explaining a healthcare topic.
Why take part?
- Gain valuable experience in healthcare communications
- Have your work seen by industry professionals and boost your CV
- Win a mentoring session with a senior expert and a £200 book voucher
- Have your work featured on www.healthcomms.careers and our LinkedIn page
- Receive a certificate of participation to share on social media and job applications
Who can enter?
This competition is open to students and recent graduates from any discipline. Whether you’re interested in medical writing, digital marketing, or campaign strategy, this is a great opportunity to develop your skills and explore a rewarding career in healthcare communications.
Key dates
- February- June 2025 – Register interest
- June 2025 – Competition opens
- 30 September 2025 – Competition closes
- October 2025 – Finalists announced
- November 2025 – Winner announcement & online event
Register your interest now, and we’ll send you all the details later in the year.
If you have any questions, email us at info@healthcomms.careers.
The Future Communicators Challenge is organised by Careers in Healthcare Communications, an initiative dedicated to promoting careers in the industry. It is jointly run by the sector’s leading professional associations, the Healthcare Communications Association (HCA) and the PM Society.
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