TORG Social Media Committee

The Social Media Committee plays a crucial role in managing TORG’s online presence, engaging with the audience, and promoting the organization’s initiatives. Here are some key roles within the TORG Social Media Committee:

Social Media Manager/Chair: This individual leads the committee and oversees the overall social media strategy. They are responsible for setting goals, developing content plans, and coordinating the team’s efforts.

Content Creator: This team member is responsible for creating engaging and informative content for TORG’s social media platforms. They produce posts, graphics, videos, and other media to share updates, educational content, and promotional materials.

Community Manager: The community manager interacts with followers, responds to comments and messages, and builds relationships with TORG’s social media audience. They also monitor discussions, address concerns, and facilitate meaningful engagement.

Analytics and Insights Specialist: This role involves analyzing social media data, monitoring performance metrics, and providing insights to optimize content strategy. They track engagement, reach, and other key indicators to guide decision-making and improve the organization’s social media presence.

Campaign Coordinator: The campaign coordinator oversees the planning and execution of social media campaigns. They collaborate with other team members to develop campaign concepts, set goals, create content calendars, and measure the success of campaigns.

Ambassador Coordinator: This team member works on identifying and nurturing relationships with partners and influencers who align with TORG’s mission. They coordinate collaborations, manage partnerships, and leverage influential voices to amplify TORG’s message.

Secretary/Administrative Coordinator: This role manages administrative tasks for the Social Media Committee, including scheduling meetings, taking minutes, maintaining records, handling correspondence, and providing general administrative support to the committee.

For more information about TORG and our initiatives, please visit our website or contact us at info@operatingroomissues.org. We look forward to welcoming you to our team, kindly fill the form below to volunteer with us!

Please note that TORG Voluntary leadership roles will now be exclusively available to TORG members, effective from October 10th, 2024. To become a member and receive your membership ID, please visit: https://www.operatingroomissues.org/torg-membership/.
The first three digits should be your country code excluding the "+"
Kindly specify your medical or surgical specialty or the hospital department in which you currently work.
A summary of your bio or profile or OR related experience.
Subject to review of applications received and any supporting evidence received.
Our Mission and Vision Statements are here: https://www.operatingroomissues.org/about/
Include any links and qualifications or certifications if applicable
To learn more about the benefits of volunteering with TORG, visit https://www.operatingroomissues.org/benefits-of-volunteering/
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