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Orchestra

AI-driven coordination for drug development programs

Vice President - Public Relations, Healthcare Technology

PR & CommunicationsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-time

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 10 years of experience in public relations, communications, or a related field, with increasing responsibility, strategic leadership, and senior-level client ownership.
  • Demonstrated expertise and enthusiasm working with technology clients; healthcare communications experience is preferred.
  • Strong understanding of the media landscape and ability to translate industry and market trends into communications strategies.
  • Ability to serve as a strategic advisor to senior executives, including VPs of Marketing, CMOs, and other executive stakeholders, and provide clear counsel across complex business and communications challenges.
  • Ability to develop compelling narratives, strategic recommendations, client communications, presentations, and other high-impact materials.
  • Strong media relations expertise and ability to develop high-level media, thought leadership, speaking, award, social, amplification, and integrated communications strategies.
  • Ability to identify compelling stories, creative angles, business opportunities, and ways to create value for clients and grow existing relationships.
  • Ability to oversee multiple client accounts and teams, maintain a strategic perspective while ensuring execution, exercise sound judgment, and uphold quality standards.
  • Ability to lead, coach, and develop teams, delegate effectively, provide feedback, and foster a collaborative, high-performing environment grounded in shared accountability.
  • Demonstrated business development experience, including developing presentations, pitching prospective clients, evaluating competitive opportunities, and identifying opportunities to expand existing client relationships.

Responsibilities

  • Own overall strategy across a portfolio of client accounts and serve as senior strategic lead and trusted advisor, providing high-level counsel on communications, messaging, media, amplification, and go-to-market strategy.
  • Develop and oversee high-level media and amplification strategies, ensuring teams identify opportunities to build client visibility, influence, and business outcomes.
  • Serve as a senior client contact on strategy, build relationships with executive-level stakeholders, and provide counsel on communications challenges, opportunities, and business priorities.
  • Maintain visibility into strategic priorities and day-to-day account activity, ensuring teams focus on client objectives, advance work consistently, and address issues proactively.
  • Lead and contribute to new business efforts, including developing presentations, independently pitching prospective clients without SVP oversight, and screening and vetting prospects with senior leadership.
  • Apply integrated communications capabilities to develop cross-program campaign strategies for clients with large or complex budgets and identify opportunities to combine capabilities across channels.
  • Lead and develop high-performing teams by modeling company values, promoting shared team success across levels, and helping employees achieve team and client objectives.
  • Support employee growth and development through regular check-ins, performance conversations, coaching, feedback, and development planning.
  • Contribute to practice development, employee development, thought leadership, and the continued growth and evolution of Inkhouse.

Desired Qualifications

  • Healthcare communications experience, particularly supporting clients in the healthcare space.

About the Company

Orchestra

AI-driven coordination for drug development programs

Orchestra Bio builds an AI-powered platform that helps biopharma and biotech teams coordinate drug development programs across discovery, preclinical work, manufacturing, and clinical trials. AI agents handle planning, monitoring, and analysis, surfacing how changes in one area affect others while scientists make the final decisions. The software is sold as enterprise subscriptions and is designed to reduce operational burden and risk when working with internal teams and external partners like CROs and CDMOs. The company focused on coordination and integration, and after its independent start, it became part of OpenAI’s Rosalind life-sciences AI line in 2026, aiming to connect research findings with study plans and next actions.

Company size
11-50
Company stage
Seed
Total funding
$4.6M
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2000

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