Slowpoke Studio Animated Presentation for St. Jude.  Illustration of a boy pointing at a rash on his arm, which has small, red or purple pinpoint dots. The inset shows a close-up rash labels them as Petechiae.

ST. JUDE CHILDREN’S RESEARCH HOSPITAL

Design has the power to provide clarity in times of uncertainty. As part of the Patient Education team at St. Jude, I specialized in bridging complex clinical data and compassionate family care by transforming intricate medical concepts into accessible visual stories for young patients and their families. 

While operating under strict health literacy guidelines, I designed multilingual print collateral, video content, and digital assets for Together.org, St. Jude’s global resource hub. This selection of work showcases my ability to maintain design integrity while meeting rigorous educational and linguistic standards.

SKILLS:

Health Literacy Design
Multilingual Layout
Multimedia Integration
Cross-Functional Collaboration

Video Content for Together.org

Creating accessible patient education resources required extensive research, learning, and collaboration. My process typically began with collecting data, clinical photographs, and research from the scientists and researchers to develop a solid understanding of the subject. Next, I worked with the patient education writers to translate this technical information into content that adheres to strict health literacy guidelines. Visual concept drafts were reviewed by subject matter experts to ensure medical accuracy. Finally, I adapted the materials into multilingual and age-appropriate versions for St. Jude’s global platforms.

Digital Assets for Together.org

My time working at St. Jude taught me that design is a powerful form of care. Through my technical proficiency in health literacy, I aimed to minimize the fear that accompanies a new diagnosis and replace it with knowledge so every family has the clarity they need to navigate their journey with dignity.