Montefiore Einstein has created incredible synergy around new bench-to-bedside discoveries that draw on the strengths of both institutions – premier educational opportunities, cutting-edge research, and science-driven clinical services. While there's great promise in the combined force of Montefiore Einstein, the integration of two complex institutions requires thoughtful planning and tremendous leadership, particularly as it relates to philanthropy. To capitalize on the opportunity that the integrated system presents, the Montefiore and Einstein development teams were integrated into one office in August 2016.

Since coming together, the Montefiore Einstein Office of Development, led by Rachelle Sanders, Vice President and Chief Development Officer, has doubled the number of full-time frontline fundraisers on the ground, re-engaged donors who have lapsed during the transition from Yeshiva University, and elevated the system-wide conversation about philanthropy through a strategic planning for development process led by executive, trustee, and campus leaders. With a strategic plan for development in hand, Montefiore Einstein has the roadmap and leadership investment to guide and focus fundraising activity over the next several years. By demonstrating what it means to give back and inspiring others to do the same, Montefiore Einstein will aspire to reach its overarching vision of becoming a leading philanthropic institution that attracts transformational support locally and beyond the New York City region.

Watch Montefiore Einstein celebrate the system's shared vision of transforming health and science for all, and honor Ruth Gottesman, EdD, Einstein Board Member and Development Committee Member, and Ira Millstein, Esq., Einstein Board Member, at the 2017 Gala for Montefiore Einstein.

Montefiore Einstein is seeking a seasoned Creative Director to lead the Development Office's graphic design, web design, photography, mobile, visual communications, and video production functions. This position reports to the Senior Director of Development Communications and will serve the full Development Office on a client model in the following ways:

• Independently manage a range of print and / or digital projects including:

• Invitations
• Annual report
• Internal documents
• Case messaging
• Funding priority templates
• Presentations
• Packaging (folders, envelopes, etc.)
• E-newsletters, both internal and external
• Development magazine
• Website

• Set design style guidelines for the department and contribute to brand identity
• In partnership with Montefiore PR, maintain an institutional photo library
• Work with Montefiore Marketing to ensure style consistency
• Stay atop industry trends and pro-actively integrate into work
• Advocate the use of appropriate outlets (mobile, print, etc.) to meet audience needs
• Embrace best practices across all work
• Other duties as assigned

The Albert Einstein College of Medicine is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, protected veteran or disabled status, or genetic information.

Bachelor's degree in graphic design, visual communications, or a similar field.

At least six years of related professional experience.

S/he has strong creative expertise in a variety of media and can bring projects to completion with minimal supervision.

Fundraising and / or healthcare experience a plus.

This position is based in the Bronx; remote work is not an option.

When applying, please include link to digital portfolio.

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