Midweight/Senior Designer
Listed on 2026-10-18
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Marketing / Advertising / PR
Marketing Communications, Creative Advertising / Marketing, Digital Marketing -
Creative Arts/Media
Creative Advertising / Marketing, Digital Marketing
This role is part ofONEHealth Communications, a subsidiary of M3 Inc.,which is a specialist Healthcare Communications agency working in partnership with our clients to deliver end-to-end marketing services across three key areas of Media Buying, Creative and Content and Email, currently employing a team of 32. This is supported by Data4
NHS, providing one of the largest GDPR compliant email databases of Healthcare Professionals (HCP) in the UK.
The role
We are looking for a talented Midweight to senior designer to join our creative studio, working across a broad range of healthcare and pharmaceutical communications.
The successful candidate will combine strong creative design skills with excellent production capability to cover both print and digital, taking projects from initial brief and concept development through to polished, accurate final execution.
This is not purely an artwork or production role. We are looking for someone with a strong visual eye who can contribute ideas while working confidently within the requirements of a regulated healthcare environment.
What we are looking for
Creative and design capability
The designer should:
- Have a strong portfolio demonstrating excellent typography, layout, composition, hierarchy and use of imagery.
- Be able to interpret a creative brief and develop compelling visual solutions rather than simply execute instructions.
- Be able to work within established brand guidelines while still finding opportunities to elevate the creative.
- Understand how to create clear visual hierarchy when communicating complex or information-heavy content.
- Be confident presenting and explaining the rationale behind their design decisions.
- Be receptive to creative direction and able to develop work constructively following feedback.
We are looking for someone withsolid healthcare/pharmaceutical agency or studio experience who understands the demands of regulated communications.
The designer should be confident creating and developing materials such as:
- Detail aids and leave pieces.
- Patient and HCP leaflets.
- Brochures and educational materials.
- Advertisements and advertorials.
- Congress and event materials.
- Exhibition graphics, pull-up banners and large-format graphics.
- Reference and formulary materials.
- Corporate and internal communications.
They should understand artwork fundamentals including print specifications, bleed, colour, image resolution, typography and preparation of files for production.
The role will also involve designing digital communications including:
- Display advertising and digital banners.
- Email communications.
- Landing pages and content hubs.
- Website and webpage assets.
- Digital detail aids and interactive materials.
- Social and campaign assets.
The designer does not need to be a developer but should understand digital design principles, responsive environments and the practical implications of handing designs over for HTML/development.
Technical skills
Strong working knowledge of Adobe Creative Cloud, particularly:
- In Design
- XD
- Illustrator
- Photoshop
Experience with Figmaor similar digital design/prototyping tools would be highly desirable.
An understanding of digital production, HTML capabilities and limitations is advantageous, although coding is not a requirement.
Personal attributes
We are looking for someone who is:
- Creative– brings ideas to life rather than simply waiting for instructions.
- Visually sophisticated– has a strong instinct for what makes design work.
- Detail-focused– accuracy is critical in healthcare communications.
- Curious– interested in understanding the brief, audience and purpose behind the work.
- Collaborative– comfortable working closely with designers, developers, copywriters, medical writers, project managers and account teams.
- Pragmatic–…
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