Nolla is building AI-powered healthcare to make high-quality care accessible to everyone. Our medical skincare and prescription product, Nolla Derm, helps patients understand their skin and get treatment. We’re expanding into broader care, women’s health, and beyond. We’ve raised $6.5M from General Catalyst and other strategic investors.
We’re looking for a clinician who can make medical information clear, useful, and engaging—and become a recognizable face of Nolla.
The roleYou’ll lead clinical content at Nolla: finding the questions patients actually care about, researching the answers, writing scripts, and bringing them to life on camera.
This is a hands-on creative role. You’ll regularly film videos, create graphics and educational content, and help manage our social presence. You’ll also work directly with the founding team on founder videos, product explainers, interviews, and other brand content.
Your initial focus will be medical skincare and prescriptions: conditions, ingredients, treatment expectations, common misconceptions, and how to navigate care. Over time, you’ll help us bring that same approach to other areas of health.
We have a full-time video editor to support production. You’ll own the ideas, preparation, filming, creative direction, and feedback that turn raw footage into compelling content.
We strongly prefer an NP or PA. We’re also open to RNs and other clinicians with strong clinical experience and an excellent content portfolio.
What you’ll doCreate clinical contentRegularly appear on camera as a clinical face of Nolla, bringing warmth, credibility, and a natural conversational style.
Research topics and write hooks, scripts, captions, and creative briefs.
Develop recurring content series around patient questions, treatment journeys, and topics people misunderstand.
Create educational graphics, carousels, and other visual content using tools such as Canva, Figma, and AI design tools.
Turn complex clinical information into clear explanations that are accurate without feeling like a lecture.
Develop content ideas with the founders and help bring their perspectives, product knowledge, and company story to life.
Plan and direct shoots, helping people feel comfortable on camera and capture what the content needs.
Give our editor clear briefs, organized footage, and actionable feedback.
Review finished content for clinical accuracy, storytelling, and consistency with the brand.
Help set the direction and calendar for Nolla’s social channels, especially Instagram and TikTok.
Keep briefs, scripts, shoot schedules, assets, approvals, and publishing timelines organized.
Coordinate with the founding, clinical, growth, and creative teams to move content from idea to publication.
Use audience questions and performance data—including watch time, saves, shares, and patient interest—to improve what we create.
Research and fact-check content, collaborating with our clinical team on medical review.
Communicate treatment benefits, limitations, and expectations clearly and responsibly.
Recognize when a topic needs specialist input or a patient question requires individual care.
Bring insights from patient care into our content and product experience.
As the platform develops, there may also be opportunities to contribute to patient education and patient-facing care, depending on your interests, credentials, and licensure.
What you bringClinical training and patient-care experience as an NP, PA, RN, or another qualified healthcare professional. NP or PA strongly preferred.
Experience creating health or medical content, with examples of you speaking on camera.
A background managing social media for a brand, practice, organization, or your own professional account.
Strong writing skills and confidence developing briefs, scripts, and creative concepts.
Comfort directing shoots, collaborating with founders, and giving creative feedback.
The ability to create clear, polished graphics, with familiarity with Canva, Figma, and AI design tools.
Strong organization and follow-through: you can manage several pieces of content and consistently get them published.
Sound clinical judgment and a commitment to accurate, evidence-based communication.
Availability to work full-time, in person in New York City.
An established, engaged social media following, particularly around health, skincare, or wellness.
Experience in dermatology, medical skincare, or prescription treatments.
Experience in primary care, women’s health, or other areas relevant to Nolla’s expansion.
Experience at a healthcare startup, consumer health brand, or telehealth platform.
A track record of growing an audience and improving content performance.
Role Type: Clinical Content / Marketing
Base Salary: $125,000–$150,000 annually, based on experience
Job Type: Full-time
Work Setup: In-person, New York City
Equity: Meaningful equity, commensurate with experience
Health Insurance: Medical, dental, and vision
HSA/FSA: Eligible
Time Off: Flexible, unlimited vacation
Additional Perks: Meal stipends, team retreats
Work Hours: Flexible but demanding. We’re building something that matters
Growth: Opportunity to take on expanded responsibilities as Nolla grows
Please share your resume, a link to your Instagram, and any other relevant social accounts or portfolio. Include two or three videos featuring you on camera, along with examples of graphics, scripts, or briefs you’ve created. Tell us which parts of the work you owned.
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