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Gritter Francona is looking for an Animated Graphic/Visual Artist to be responsible for planning, designing, and producing high-quality visual graphics, illustrations, animations, and multimedia assets that support the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) National Center for PTSD's educational video initiatives. The role transforms evidence-based clinical information into engaging, visually compelling, and accessible animated content that educates Veterans, trauma survivors, caregivers, healthcare providers, and the general public about trauma, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), effective treatments, and co-occurring conditions. Working collaboratively with project managers, subject matter experts (SMEs), scriptwriters, instructional designers, and production staff, the Animated Graphic/Visual Artist develops visual content that accurately reflects scientific evidence while maintaining a serious, hopeful, and compassionate tone. All visual products must support the National Center for PTSD's commitment to accessibility, cultural sensitivity, and the respectful portrayal of individuals with diverse traumatic experiences. Key Responsibilities Plan, design, and produce original animated graphics, illustrations, visual effects, and multimedia assets for educational videos and digital communications Develop visual concepts that effectively communicate complex behavioral health and clinical information in a clear, engaging, and accessible manner Create animations that accurately represent evidence-based information regarding trauma, PTSD, effective treatments, recovery, and co-occurring conditions Design characters, environments, icons, infographics, motion graphics, and other visual elements that support educational storytelling while maintaining visual consistency across projects Produce images, animations, and visual effects for use across multiple digital platforms, including websites, social media, presentations, and educational materials Collaborate with Subject…

Posted 17 Jul 2026

Gritter Francona is looking for a Voice Actor that is responsible for providing professional voice performances for animated educational videos supporting the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) National Center for PTSD. The Voice Actor delivers narration and character dialogue that effectively communicates evidence-based information about trauma, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), effective treatments, and co-occurring conditions in a manner that is engaging, compassionate, and accessible to diverse audiences. Working collaboratively with project managers, video producers, scriptwriters, subject matter experts (SMEs), directors, and Government stakeholders, the Voice Actor interprets approved scripts to produce clear, authentic, and emotionally appropriate performances that support the National Center for PTSD's mission of increasing awareness, reducing stigma, and encouraging treatment engagement. All performances must reflect a serious yet hopeful tone and demonstrate sensitivity to individuals who have experienced trauma. Key Responsibilities Perform narration and character voice recordings for animated educational videos and related multimedia products Interpret approved scripts to communicate complex behavioral health and clinical information in a clear, natural, and engaging manner Deliver voice performances that accurately reflect the intended tone, pacing, and emotional context of educational materials while maintaining scientific credibility and professionalism Adapt vocal style, pacing, and delivery to meet the needs of diverse audiences, including Veterans, trauma survivors, caregivers, healthcare providers, and the general public Collaborate with project managers, video producers, directors, scriptwriters, subject matter experts (SMEs), and Government stakeholders during recording sessions to achieve project objectives Participate in recording sessions, rehearsals, retakes, and revisions as required to ensure high-quality deliverables Pronounce med…

Posted 17 Jul 2026