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Director, Social

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Location: Bay Area (Hybrid) or Fully Remote
Reports to:  Director, Content
Leads: Social Team

Hi 👋 I’m Jihan, Director of Content at Midi.

We’re building the most trusted, evidence-based education platform in women’s midlife health—and social is one of our most powerful growth and cultural channels.

This isn’ta “post and report” social role. This is about turning Midi into the most trusted, talked-about, and shared voice in midlife health by creating platform-native content that reaches millions, earns engagement, drives brand relevance, and supports real business outcomes.

We’re looking for a Director of Social to define the vision, build the system, and lead the creative and strategic execution across every platform. If you’re equal parts creative director, strategist, data-driven operator, and team builder who is chronically online, let’s talk.

About Midi Health:

Midi Health is the fastest-growing virtual clinic focused exclusively on women’s midlife health. We deliver insurance-covered care for women navigating perimenopause, menopause, and other hormone-related health challenges. Our care model combines clinical expertise with technology to improve access, outcomes, and quality of life for millions of women.

We’ve raised backing from top-tier investors and are scaling rapidly, now caring for hundreds of thousands of patients across the U.S. If you’re energized by building in a fast-growth, mission-driven environment, we’d love to meet you!

About the Role:

We're looking for a strategic and creative leader to serve as our Director of Social Media. In this role, you'll define and execute our social media vision, building a dynamic content ecosystem that drives brand awareness and increases reach, deepens community connection while leading cultural conversations, and, of course, supports business growth. You'll lead our social presence across all platforms, establishing creative standards while staying ahead of cultural moments and platform evolution.

What you'll do:

Refine our strategy and vision: Develop and lead our social media strategy across all platforms (Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn, Threads, YouTube), defining our content approach, community guidelines, and success metrics while staying ahead of trends and platform updates. You’ll be responsible for defining our long-term content strategy, establishing creative standards and editorial direction, and ensuring all social content aligns with brand priorities while maintaining platform-native execution.

Operationalize our processes: Establish social-first production strategy and resourcing; create content guidelines that maintain consistency while allowing platform-specific adaptation; lead creative collaboration with external partners, agencies, and creators, when necessary.

Level up our content execution: Own and manage the integrated social calendar, overseeing content creation across all platforms while building scalable workflows for rapid deployment in collaboration with our senior social media manager.

Own the numbers: Utilize analytics to track KPIs and optimize content performance; lead test-and-learn experiments across platforms and formats; develop measurement frameworks that demonstrate social's impact on brand health and business objectives/

Collaborate cross-functionally: Partner with creative, lifecycle, community, growth, editorial, and influencer teams to align messaging and campaigns across all customer touchpoints. Provide strategic guidance that positions social insights at the center of campaign development.

Lean into social listening: Identify opportunities to lead cultural conversations and shape the narrative around women’s midlife health; partner with PR and our community teams to amplify brand moments and manage reactive situations.

Lead your team: Mentor and manage a high-performing social media manager; establish clear roles and growth paths; foster a culture of creativity, experimentation, and continuous learning.

What you’ll need to succeed:

  • 7+ years of social media experience at a major brand, agency, or high-growth organization with a proven track record of building and scaling social communities, driving engagement, and delivering measurable business impact
  • Portfolio showcasing social-first work that demonstrates clear conceptual thinking, platform-native execution, strong visual storytelling, and documented results in reach, engagement, and brand growth
  • Ability to operate at both high-level strategy and hands-on production; experience leading video and content productions from concepting through distribution with extreme attention to detail and quality
  • Deep understanding of social media analytics, measurement frameworks, and platform tools; stays current on algorithm changes, emerging features, and cultural trends across all major platforms
  • Strong writer with exceptional communication and collaboration skills; proven capacity to build cross-functional relationships, influence stakeholders, and work effectively across brand, creative, product, and marketing teams
  • Experience managing and mentoring social media teams; strong project management skills with ability to multitask, prioritize competing deadlines, and maintain quality; self-starter who works autonomously while fostering collaboration
  • Results-driven mindset that balances creative ambition with strategic thinking; ability to quickly learn new systems and adapt to evolving platforms, tools, and business needs

Bonus Points:

  • Experience in health, wellness, or another high-trust category
  • Creator/influencer ecosystem experience
  • Startup or high-growth environment

The Salary range for this role will depend on experience and location.

While you’re waiting for us to review your portfolio, here’s some fun content to check out 🎥

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