Communications and Media Coordinator - Dominican Province of St. Martin de Porres

Job Description

Job Description

The Communications and Media Coordinator for the Dominican Province of St. Martin
de Porres coordinates all internal and external communication for the province aligned with its
mission and brand. The coordinator serves as a member of an advancement team to centralize
communication representing the province especially in coordination with its development and
vocations promotion. The coordinator reports to the Prior Provincial and regularly
interacts with the chair of the province communications committee.

Essential Job Functions of the Coordinator

• Strategic Communications
To develop and implement a comprehensive communications strategy to advance the Province's
mission, identity, and priorities through coordinated internal external communications in
newsletters, website, and social media.

• Website Management
To serve as the primary content manager for the province website in consultation with the Chair of
the Province Communications Committee.

• Marketing and Development
To develop and execute a province-wide marketing plan that communicates the
Province's mission, charism, and value to diverse audiences.

• Content Creation and Media Production
To create and manage content that supports and integrates the province's
communications, development, and vocation initiatives.

• Analytics and Reporting
To monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of communications initiatives and provide
regular reports to provincial leadership.

The Order of Preachers, often referred to as the Dominicans, is a Roman Catholic religious Order
originally established in 1216 to follow in the footsteps of Saint Dominic. The Dominican Friars of
the Province of St. Martin de Porres have served the Southern United States since
1979. Inspired by the charism of their patron, Saint Martin de Porres, these preachers are animated
by their common life and study, and remain committed to proclaim God's Word in pulpits and in
print, in classrooms and in the media and arts, in the Southern United States and beyond.