Business Insider is hiring an experienced reporter to cover healthcare politics and policy. The company is on the lookout for someone who can deliver major stories at the intersection of business and policy and explain this complex world to readers.
A successful reporter in this role will spend a lot of time with executives, lawmakers, investors, and lobbyists to get the inside story of how healthcare policy gets made and implemented, and affects all.
The ideal candidate must have experience reporting, a track record of breaking news, an interest in using different formats and a passion to go that extra mile to deliver stories. This is a full-time position based in Washington, D.C., or another location, depending on the candidate.
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