Social Media Manager
Synced Cancer Initiative · Ibadan
Job description
About the role
SyncedCancer Initiative is seeking a Social Media Manager to expand its digital presence across TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X and LinkedIn. The role involves creating engaging cancer‑education content and interacting with the community.
Key responsibilities
- Plan and execute a monthly content calendar for all platforms.
- Create, edit and publish videos, carousels, graphics and captions on cancer awareness and prevention.
- Transform approved scripts into short‑form videos for TikTok Shorts, Reels and carousel posts.
- Respond promptly and professionally to comments and messages.
- Verify health information for accuracy before posting.
- Promote awareness campaigns, school programmes and events.
- Track growth, reach and engagement and deliver a monthly performance report.
- Stay up‑to‑date with trends and adapt them for cancer education.
Required profile
- Minimum 1 year experience managing social media for a brand, business or health‑focused NGO.
- Strong written and spoken English.
- Interest in health, cancer awareness or community development.
- Reliable smartphone and internet access.
- Background in health sciences, communication or media is a plus.
Required skills
- Video editing and design tools such as CapCut and Canva.
- Good understanding of TikTok, Instagram and Facebook algorithms and analytics.
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Synced Cancer Initiative
Ibadan