Lobbyist vs communications specialist

Differences between lobbyist and communications specialist duties and responsibilities

Lobbyist example responsibilities.

• Secure support for the Centene brand as a Medicaid manage care organization amongst healthcare providers and members of the advocacy community.
• Preserve dietitian services as a require``condition of participation"for Medicare hospitals.
• Advocate on Medicare reimbursement, research funding, dietary supplements and professional education issues.
• Conduct analysis of international climate change implications and participate in the selection of tools for government agencies to monitor climate change.
• Verify and update exiting editorial content and write new editorial for revise statutes.

Communications specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage all client data and meeting history in Salesforce.
• Provision, manage PRI-ISDN and IP installation of AARP state offices for AARP video systems.
• Manage course syllabi, scientific abstracts, reprints and course development according to all ACCME and FDA guidelines.
• Manage CRM database and develop key communication items such as email blasts, brochures, flyers, and bulletins.
• Manage website: regularly update content, implement SEO and monitor website activity.
• Manage and update written communications on organization's Facebook page and other social media outlets
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