Associate, Paid Social
Zocdoc · New York, NY · US
Posted 60+ days ago
General Business
On-site
Not yet analysed
Demand70
Career growth60
Healthcare fit45
Remote potential60
5-year outlook
Associate-level marketing roles typically progress to manager or senior manager positions within 3-5 years, with salary growth tied to performance and scope. Exact figures vary by location and company, but the trajectory is positive for those who develop digital marketing expertise.
Clinical license
Not required
Applicant reach
broad
Seniority
entry
Employment type
–
Date found
2026-08-26
Intelligence details
Why this is worth applying to
Clinicians with a genuine interest in digital marketing and healthcare business operations could leverage their patient perspective to stand out, but they would need to demonstrate or quickly build paid social skills. It's a viable entry point into health tech marketing, though not a natural fit for most clinical backgrounds.
Who should apply
Healthcare professionals with marketing experience, strong analytical skills, and an interest in patient acquisition strategies. Also suitable for healthcare graduates with digital marketing internships or coursework.
CV angle
Highlight any experience with data analysis, campaign coordination, social media management, or project management. Emphasize deep understanding of patient needs and healthcare consumer behavior as a differentiator. Frame clinical experience as evidence of attention to detail, communication, and ability to work in fast-paced environments.
Skills to highlight
- Campaign management
- Data analysis
- Social media marketing
- Attention to detail
- Cross-functional collaboration
- A/B testing
- Budget management
Role summary
An entry-level marketing role at Zocdoc responsible for building, launching, and optimizing paid social campaigns (primarily on Meta) to drive patient acquisition. The role involves budget management, performance monitoring, QA, and collaboration with creative and analytics teams.
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