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USA Health announces casting call for upcoming ad campaign

Submit your information by Sept. 28 for a chance to be chosen as a model for USA Health’s upcoming advertising campaign.

Published Sep 22nd, 2026

Attention USA Health employees: USA Health Marketing and Communications needs you! We're planning a USA Health advertising campaign to launch this fall.  

We’re looking for talent to populate facets of the campaign. That means you or a family member could be chosen to appear in one of our advertisements as a model/talent. See the age ranges we're seeking below. The shoot will take place during the week of Oct. 5, with specific dates yet to be determined.  

Please submit a recent headshot and a full-body photo. Send submissions to [email protected]. If selected, you will be contacted via email or phone. Submission does not guarantee selection. We're seeking all submissions by Sept. 28. Selected talent will be contacted by phone and email.

Please include the following information in your email:  

  • Full name
  • Email address
  • Phone number
  • Age  
  • Any scheduling restrictions
  • Denote if you are an employee of USA Health
  • A recent headshot (as an attachment)
  • A recent full-body photo (as an attachment)

Roles we are seeking:

Adults

  • Women in their 20s
  • Women in their 30s
  • Women in their 40s
  • Women ages 50–60
  • Women ages 65+
  • Men in their late 20s to early 30s

Children and teens

  • Baby, approximately 1–3 months old (male or female)
  • Girls ages 4–6
  • Boys/Girls ages 6–8
  • Girls ages 8–10
  • Teenage girl, ages 14–16

Thank you for your consideration! We're so appreciative of the vital role each of you plays in the excellent care that USA Health provides patients every day.  

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