GlobalData’s investigative journalist team breaks news and publishes deep-dive analysis on the most high-impact issues in the global health care market. The company is hiring health care reporters — two in London and one in New York. These challenging positions will include investigating and writing about key material situations in the drug development space. Reporters will be assigned beats defined by therapeutic areas like oncology, infectious diseases, hematology, etc. There is also a position that will focus on contract service providers.
Reporters are required to speak to key industry experts to write in-depth analysis pieces and break news. This is a highly demanding but extremely rewarding job for journalists who are driven to dig into the science and unveil the truth.
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