Gritter Fran
cona is looking for a S
criptwriter that will be responsible for resear
ching, developing, and writing engaging, eviden
ce-based s
cripts for animated
class="bg-amber-100">edu
cational videos supporting the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) National
Center for PTSD. The role transforms s
cientifi
c eviden
ce,
clini
cal proto
cols, and subje
ct matter expert (SME) input into
clear, a
ccurate, and a
ccessible narratives that edu
cate Veterans, trauma survivors,
caregivers, health
care providers, and the general publi
c about trauma, posttraumati
c stress disorder (PTSD), eviden
ce-based treatments, and
co-o
ccurring
conditions.
Working
collaboratively with proje
ct managers,
clini
cians, SMEs, instru
ctional designers, and produ
ction staff, the S
criptwriter devel
ops compelling stories, dialogue, narration, and visual dire
ction that
communi
cate
complex behavioral health
con
cepts in plain language. S
cripts must maintain a serious yet hopeful tone, en
courage treatment engagement, and refle
ct the National
Center for PTSD's
commitment to s
cientifi
c integrity, a
ccessibility, and sensitivity to the diverse experien
ces of individuals affe
cted by trauma.
Key Responsibilities
- Research, write, and revise scripts for animated class="bg-amber-100">educational videos that communicate evidence-based information related to trauma, PTSD, effective treatments, and co-occurring conditions
- Translate scientific literature, clinical protocols, and technical information into clear, accurate, and engaging scripts using plain language principles appropriate for public audiences
- Develop storylines, dialogue, narration, scene descriptions, and visual cues that effectively communicate class="bg-amber-100">educational content while maintaining audience engagement
- Collaborate with Subject Matter Experts (SMEs), clinicians, project managers, Government stakeholders, and production teams to ensure scripts accurately reflect current clinical evidence and approved treatment guidance
- Ensure all scripts maintain a serious, compassionate, and hopeful tone that encourages treatment engagement while avoiding stigmatizing or triggering language
- Develop scripts that are culturally sensitive, trauma-informed, and inclusive of diverse populations and experiences
- Incorporate Government feedback and stakeholder comments throughout multiple review and approval cycles
- Coordinate with storyboard artists, animators, voice talent, and production staff to ensure scripts support effective visual storytelling and animation production
- Ensure scripts are appropriately structured for animation timing, pacing, narration, and visual transitions
- Prepare supporting documentation, script revisions, production notes, and version control records as required
- Ensure written products comply with applicable Federal plain language guidance, accessibility standards, and project-specific quality requirements
- Support class="bg-amber-100">educational outreach initiatives by developing content suitable for digital media, public awareness campaigns, and other communication platforms as directed
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in English, Journalism, Communications, Creative Writing, Media Studies, Public Health, or a related discipline
- Minimum of three (3) years of experience writing scripts or class="bg-amber-100">educational content relevant to the requirements of this task order
- Demonstrated experience producing scripts for video, animation, multimedia, or other class="bg-amber-100">educational communication products
Benefits
- Health Care Plan (Medical, Dental & Vision)
- Retirement Plan (401k, IRA)
- Life Insurance (Basic, Voluntary & AD&D)
- Paid Time Off (Vacation, Sick & Public Holidays)
- Short Term & Long Term Disability
- Training & Development
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