Director, HR Communications

Director, Hr Communications

The University of Miami / UHealth Department of Marketing and Communications is currently seeking a Director, HR Communications to work in Coral Gables, FL.

The Director, HR Communications coordinates resources and communication efforts across UHealth and the Miller School of Medicine to ensure messaging to the internal stakeholders is aligned and prioritized. The Director, HR Communications provides strategic communications leadership, vision and direction across all mission areas, and develops strategic business goals with a specific focus on driving engagement with internal audiences. The incumbent develops strategies and messaging and establishes, manages, and implements tactics to reach short and long-term goals and priorities.

Core job functions include partnering with the HR leadership team to translate strategic goals into the development and execution of communication plans and priorities for internal audiences to increase a sense of pride and value among the workforces. The Director, HR Communications ensures activities, communications and materials align with the University brand and values, provides support to the HR leadership team in the development of presentation materials and messages for events and speaking engagements, and develops and implements strategic internal communications tactics to achieve stated goals.

Core qualifications include a bachelor's degree in a relevant field and a minimum of seven years of relevant experience. Knowledge, skills and attitudes include commitment to the University's core values, ability to communicate effectively in verbal, nonverbal and written form, ability to maintain effective interpersonal relationships, ability to handle difficult and stressful situations with professional composure, skill in completing assignments accurately, on time and with attention to detail, ability to recognize, analyze, and solve a variety of problems, and ability to process and handle confidential information with discretion.