Government PR Jobs description

Government PR jobs make up a specialized section of the public relations job market. Those in government PR jobs keep the public informed about the activities of government agencies and officials. For example, a government PR job in the US Department of State would require keeping the public informed about travel advisories and US positions on foreign issues. Similarly, a press secretary for a Democratic or Republican government official keeps the media and the public aware of that individual’s accomplishments.

Government PR job openings are open to expert PR candidates with bachelor’s or master\\\'s degrees from accredited colleges or universities who have completed major coursework in journalism, communications, public relations, English, or a related field. Those possessing professional experience in media and public relations, including journalism or news reporting experience, have an edge over other candidates. According to the US Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median salary of a government PR professional was $47,550 in 2006.

Government PR job openings include communications specialist job openings, public relations liaison job openings, public affairs manager job openings, press secretary job openings, information officer job openings, public affairs specialist job openings, public information officer job openings, vice president of communications job openings, director of communications job openings, and many other types of job openings.

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