Remote Editor III - Neuro & Bioscience Communications

The Johns Hopkins University; Baltimore (MD); Remote; USD 75,000 - 132,000; Full time

Job summary

The Johns Hopkins University is seeking an Editor III for the BIOS Division in the School of Medicine. The role translates complex scientific information into clear content for researchers, funders, leadership, and the public, developing grant proposals, manuscripts, and communications that support research and strategic initiatives.

Responsibilities include overseeing communications materials, managing the editorial calendar, and guiding writing procedures.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a related field.
• Seven years of related experience.
• Equivalency options may substitute for experience or education as permitted by policy.

Responsibilities

• Serve as advisor/consulting editor; provide backup editing support as needed.
• Coordinate with Development for strategic planning of content.
• Possess subject matter knowledge to write and edit own work and the work of others.
• Supervise staff, e.g., writers, editors and may direct freelancers.
• Oversee all elements of production process: design, layout, photography.
• Edit website text content and literature publications and special projects.
• Guide editing and revision, production, and dissemination of communications products.
• Manage communications editorial calendar.
• Drive ideation and execution of compelling content across print and digital publications.
• Monitor admissions cycle updates and deadlines.
• Act as liaison to agency partners to create publications across platforms.
• Report to leadership on campaign metrics and effectiveness.

Skills

Editing

Editorial Process

Project Management

Proofreading

Story Generation

Visual Design

Writing

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

The Johns Hopkins University is seeking an Editor III for the BIOS Division in the School of Medicine. The role translates complex scientific information into clear content for researchers, funders, leadership, and the public, developing grant proposals, manuscripts, and communications that support research and strategic initiatives.

Responsibilities include overseeing communications materials, managing the editorial calendar, and guiding writing procedures.