Freelance Growth Content Creator (Paid Social)

This client is on a mission to make healthcare more accessible. By combining technology, clinical expertise, and world-class consumer experiences, they’re changing how millions of people access treatment – making it faster, simpler, and more convenient.

Growth is at the heart of what they do, and creative is one of their biggest competitive advantages. So, they’re on the hunt for a Freelance Content Creator who’s a true expert in paid social to help them produce compelling, high-performing content that reaches the right audiences and inspires
them to take action.

The Role
You’ll own the making of scroll-stopping, UGC-style short-form video for paid social across a portfolio of well-recognised online health brands – from concept through filming and editing to final delivery. This is the full lifecycle in your hands: developing ideas, shooting them, cutting them, and building the volume of variations that fuels rapid A/B testing.

Your content reaches patients across four markets – the UK, US, Germany and Canada – and the work is performance-led. You’ll respond iteratively to what the numbers tell you, bring emerging trends and creator insight into briefs, and work within the compliance requirements that healthcare advertising demands. But this isn’t a production line. You’re expected to bring ideas and shape early creative direction, working alongside dedicated growth and creative teams rather than in isolation. 

The Package
$600 – $750 per day
Remote working 
Collaborating across UK & US time zones 
Long-term contract engagement
Opportunity for repeat bookings

The Person
You’re a hands-on Creator who shoots and edits your own short-form video – fluent in CapCut, Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro, with a portfolio of work people actually watch.

You understand the mechanics of performance: hooks, pacing, audience behaviour, and why one variation converts, and another doesn’t. You’ve likely made content in healthcare, wellness, beauty or D2C, though that’s helpful rather than essential. Job titles matter less here than the work itself.