Social Media · Recruitment Materials · Conference & Academic Communications
Client: Developing Brain Institute, Children's National Hospital
Role: Associate Graphic Designer
Responsibilities: Social Media Design, Recruitment Materials, Conference Communications, Editorial Design
Overview:
As the Associate Graphic Designer for the Developing Brain Institute at Children's National Hospital, I created visual communications that supported clinical research, participant recruitment, academic conferences, and community outreach. My work helped researchers, clinicians, and communications teams present complex medical information in ways that were clear, engaging, and aligned with the hospital's brand standards.
As the Associate Graphic Designer for the Developing Brain Institute at Children's National Hospital, I created visual communications that supported clinical research, participant recruitment, academic conferences, and community outreach. My work helped researchers, clinicians, and communications teams present complex medical information in ways that were clear, engaging, and aligned with the hospital's brand standards.
Design Approach:
Healthcare communication requires a careful balance between accuracy, accessibility, and visual clarity. I designed materials that organized complex research into easy-to-follow layouts while maintaining a professional and approachable look. Whether creating recruitment materials, conference graphics, or social media content, I focused on consistency across print and digital formats so audiences could quickly understand the information being presented.
Healthcare communication requires a careful balance between accuracy, accessibility, and visual clarity. I designed materials that organized complex research into easy-to-follow layouts while maintaining a professional and approachable look. Whether creating recruitment materials, conference graphics, or social media content, I focused on consistency across print and digital formats so audiences could quickly understand the information being presented.
Deliverables:
- Social media graphics for research recruitment and awareness campaigns
- Recruitment materials for clinical studies
- Conference graphics and event communications
- Editorial layouts for research publications and presentations
- Digital and print communication materials
- Cross-platform design adaptations that maintained brand consistency
Featured Work:
Clinical Study Recruitment:
Designed participant recruitment materials that translated complex medical information into clear, approachable communications. Materials were adapted for both print and digital channels to help research teams reach families and potential study participants.
Designed participant recruitment materials that translated complex medical information into clear, approachable communications. Materials were adapted for both print and digital channels to help research teams reach families and potential study participants.
PAS 2025 Annual Meeting:
Created conference materials for the Pediatric Academic Societies (PAS) 2025 Annual Meeting, including digital and printed assets that presented research findings with clear visual hierarchy and consistent branding across multiple touchpoints.
Created conference materials for the Pediatric Academic Societies (PAS) 2025 Annual Meeting, including digital and printed assets that presented research findings with clear visual hierarchy and consistent branding across multiple touchpoints.
Academic & Research Communications:
Designed layouts for research manuscripts, publications, and presentation materials that organized complex information into clear, engaging visuals. Carefully selected typography, imagery, and layout systems to improve readability while supporting the overall research narrative.
Designed layouts for research manuscripts, publications, and presentation materials that organized complex information into clear, engaging visuals. Carefully selected typography, imagery, and layout systems to improve readability while supporting the overall research narrative.
The projects above were created while I worked in the
Developing Brain Institute at the Children’s National.
Developing Brain Institute at the Children’s National.