Senior editor (part time, fixed term)

Location: UK (London)

The Senior Editor will work with fellow Senior Editors, a Deputy Editor, and the Editor-in-Chief in all aspects of the organisation and preparation of the journal. They will lead the acquisition, peer review and publication of high-quality research within their subject area, working closely with authors, reviewers and Editorial Board members to maintain the journal's scientific excellence. The role combines strong scientific expertise with editorial judgement, requiring the ability to assess manuscripts, make independent publication decisions, commission impactful content, and contribute to the journal's strategic development while fostering relationships with the research community.

Adjustments for accessibility are available on request.

• Identify experts to act as peer reviewers on selected submissions
• Commission and handle special project content as necessary
• Develop and maintain links with the global health community to solicit high quality research and thought leadership for the journal
• Attend conferences and other events to represent the journal, identify suitable topics and authors, and keep up to date with current developments in global health

• Higher degree in a relevant discipline (eg public health, biomedical science)
• Research experience in a relevant field or experience in the wider development community
• Some editorial experience, with a good understanding of all aspects of the journal publishing process
• First class critical analysis skills
• A genuine commitment to equity in health and health care
• An unfailingly can do attitude

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