Principal Rheumatology Physician Editor (Remote)

Wolters Kluwer; Madison (WI); Hybride; USD 174 000 - 310 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Medical, Dental, Vision

401(k)

Paid Parental Leave

Tuition Assistance

Vacation and Sick Time

Résumé du poste

Wolters Kluwer is seeking a Physician Editor (Adult Rheumatology) in the United States. This 80-90% FTE role focuses on editing, summarizing, and contextualizing clinical literature to guide clinicians in practice.

You will work remotely with some hybrid opportunities; training is provided and supported by senior editors. The position emphasizes clinical activity 10-20%, with significant interaction among editors and authors.

Qualifications

• Medical Degree and board eligibility in adult rheumatology are required.
• Strong editorial and literature-analysis skills are essential.
• Ability to work collaboratively with physicians, editors, and reviewers.
• Excellent written and verbal communication and time management.
• Willingness to spend 80-90% of time on editorial work and 10-20% on clinical activities.
• Training is provided and supervised by senior editors.

Responsabilités

• Edit and review new contributions for clarity, accuracy, and actionable recommendations.
• Update topics as new literature emerges.
• Collaborate with external authors, editors, and peer reviewers to ensure unbiased content.
• Participate in maintaining topic quality and consistency.

Connaissances

Editorial experience

Clinical knowledge

Communication skills

Time management

Team collaboration

Evidence analysis

Editorial workload

Clinical work balance

Formation

Medical Degree

Board Certification in Adult Rheumatology

Description du poste

Wolters Kluwer is seeking a Physician Editor (Adult Rheumatology) in the United States. This 80-90% FTE role focuses on editing, summarizing, and contextualizing clinical literature to guide clinicians in practice.

You will work remotely with some hybrid opportunities; training is provided and supported by senior editors. The position emphasizes clinical activity 10-20%, with significant interaction among editors and authors.