Social Media for Health & Care

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Course Link: Social Media for Health & Care

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This is an online course with pre-recorded lessons. You will get access to Social Media for Health & Care Course 48 hours after your enrolment.

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In healthcare and social care, how you communicate matters just as much as what you communicate. With the rise of digital platforms, professionals in health and care roles are now expected to navigate social media—not just scroll through it. This Social Media for Health & Care course offers guidance tailored to the unique challenges and opportunities of communicating responsibly in these sensitive sectors.

Whether you're sharing public health updates, offering remote support, or simply representing your organisation online, this course equips you with a working knowledge of tone, professionalism, privacy, and platform choice. No guesswork—just clear strategies to help you use social media effectively and ethically. From NHS guidelines to building trust with your audience, we’ve covered the essentials without the usual fluff.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand risks and responsibilities of online engagement in care
• Identify suitable platforms for healthcare-related communication
• Communicate clearly and respectfully with online audiences
• Maintain confidentiality when sharing on public social platforms
• Recognise misinformation and how to respond professionally
• Follow recognised standards for social media in healthcare sectors

Who is this Course For

• NHS and private healthcare professionals using digital communication
• Social workers managing service updates through online platforms
• Mental health advocates engaging with followers responsibly
• Care home staff representing services via social media accounts
• Public health officers posting community updates or announcements
• Health charity staff running awareness campaigns online
• Medical receptionists involved in social engagement or messaging
• Students preparing for roles in health and care communication

Career Path

Here are six roles where Social Media for Health & Care skills are essential, with average UK salaries:

• Digital Communications Officer (NHS or Health Sector) – £32,000 per year
• Health Campaign Coordinator – £30,500 per year
• Social Media Manager (Healthcare) – £36,000 per year
• Patient Engagement Officer – £29,000 per year
• Care Sector Communications Assistant – £26,000 per year
• Public Health Communications Specialist – £38,000 per year