The Digital Content Editor will play a critical role in the preparation of content for the new website and ensuring the accuracy, clarity and accessibility of the Commission's digital content. The key duties of the position include Duties of the Digital Content Editor will include, but are not limited to, the following: Lead the development of a content strategy, standards, workflows, operational practices, and policies for managing content on the Commission's website, ensuring they are applied effectively and consistently across Commission Programs. Review and edit digital content for clarity, consistency, grammar, and adherence to plain language and health literacy principles. Ensure all digital content complies with government communication standards, accessibility and Commission style guides. Collaborate with subject matter experts to translate complex health information into accessible web-based content. Use analytics and user feedback to inform content improvements and updates. Lead and coordinate the development of consumer-facing web content based on existing materials Create word templates and guidance for webpage content development. Liaise, and foster productive working relationships with Commission staff and provide specialist content and user experience advice and support. Lead and coordinate stakeholder consultations and user testing for web content Prepare high-quality written digital content, briefs, reports and other documents for a range of audiences Participate in and present to committee meetings, forums and workshops on relevant topics.
