This job (official title: associate editor) is for an experienced reporter who has experience covering health insurance or healthcare. You should have sources that help you break news and stay out in front of industry trends. You should be adept with quick-turnaround scoops and analytical trend pieces. You will occasionally fill in for the managing editor.
On a small team, you will have plenty of opportunity for career growth and taking on more responsibilities.
Some of your responsibilities:
Attributes/Qualifications
Our dream candidate will be driven to succeed and have a proven record of reporting high-quality content with a focus on breaking news and bringing content to subscribers before competitors do. We seek a person with strong intelligence, high energy, creativity, persistence and resilience.
We’d also love for you to have at least five years of business reporting experience, including experience working on a daily or wire publication. Some editing experience is preferred.
Further Information
This position pays in the range of $99k -100k, depending on experience, but this band could be reviewed based on someone’s expertise. The range estimate is for our NYC office.
This position is represented by the Writers Guild of America East.
To apply, go here.
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