Editor, Research to Publication
Job Overview
Job Title: Editor, Research to Publication
Contract: 2 year fixed-term contract / part-time (0.5 FTE)
Salary: Approximately £68,000 (pro rata)
Location: BMA House, London - UK (Hybrid)
Application Closing Date: 17th March 2024
BMJ is seeking a part-time (0.5 FTE) Editor for Research to Publication on a 2 year fixed-term contract. Research to Publication (RtoP) is our research methodology and publishing programme specifically designed for doctors and healthcare researchers in collaboration with University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). In this hybrid role, which can be mostly home-based, you will be responsible for the editorial strategy for RtoP, maintain and create RtoP’s online course content, and develop and deliver webinars. You will also deliver face-to-face training to RtoP customers a few times per year.
Responsibilities
In this role you will:
Develop and deliver the editorial strategy for Research to Publication (RtoP)
Manage existing content incl. ensuring it is in line with best practice, identifying and updating referenced guidelines, updating broken links
Support the creation of new content in line with confirmed customer requirements, incl. identifying authors of new content and creating course outlines and author briefs
Develop and deliver webinars and workshops for RtoP customers to support programme delivery, face-to-face and online
Provide support to RtoP users by replying to user reviews and content enquiries
Support customers with defining their research and publication training process
Assist customers with integrating RtoP with their current curricula
Lead development of local trainer capability (Train-the-trainer sessions)
Provide individual support for RtoP users by hosting regular face-to-face or remote clinics
Produce training guides and implementation plans
Skills, Experience & Qualifications
You will need suitable medical qualification and ideally be a clinician with at least 3 years clinical practice. Experience of clinical research is also essential for this role, plus relevant editorial experience:
Track record of publication
Experience of editing / peer reviewing / editorial board membership
Engagement with senior decision makers and clinical networks in research
Strong influencing, communication and networking skills
Excellent presentation and customer engagement skills
Strong organisational skills - ability to plan, organise and prioritise a busy workload
Demonstrate an ability to bring innovative solutions to bear on complex problems
Educational skills
Why work for us
Help us create a healthier world. We are a global healthcare knowledge provider. We publish The BMJ, one of the world’s most impactful medical journals and over 70 influential speciality journals. We offer digital tools to help health professionals worldwide tackle critical healthcare challenges. Find out more about us here.
Flexible Work and Workplace Perks
Flexible work available to all employees: Remote first; Core hours; 9-day fortnight
Discounted onsite gym and fitness classes
Generous benefits
Generous double-matching employer pension contribution, up to 12%
Discounted dental and travel insurance
Seven x salary life assurance cover and a generous income protection package
Discounted gym membership, cycle-to-work and season ticket loan
Discounts for retail and leisure products through yourReward
Work-life balance and wellbeing
Twenty-five days holiday + bank holidays + a BMJ Day off.
Additional holiday through long service; buy up to 5 additional days
Leave for moving house, volunteering or getting married
Concierge service Seniorcare by Lottie
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion are not buzzwords to us, but fundamental company priorities
We believe that a diverse workforce brings unique strengths and insights, enabling us to better serve our customers and drive positive change in our industry.
If you are from an under-represented or historically marginalised community, we are particularly interested in hearing from you.
Join our employee-led networks focusing on Gender, Race and Cultural Diversity, Sexual Orientation, Mental Health and Well-being, Parents and Carers and Age.
Disability Confident Committed employer
Learning & Development
Personal development plan
Mentoring scheme
Career Coaching
Opportunities to pursue professional development