NJ Advance Media is seeking an experienced journalist to report on a spectrum of health care issues and topics in New Jersey, from hospitals and urgent care centers to school nurses and the policy taking shape in the statehouse.
We are looking for a Health Care Reporter who is an engaging storyteller and compelling writer who will develop deep sourcing, embrace document diving and who loves the challenge of exposing wrongdoing. Coverage will include daily news posts, breaking news coverage, analysis, regularly produced enterprise and projects.
The job calls for someone willing to dive deep but who also can juggle multiple stories at a time. We’re seeking the rare journalist who can drill down on the smallest detail but write with sweep and scale while unearthing daily posts that will capture reader interest.
We’re committed to building a newsroom that reflects the diversity of the community we serve. In this position, you will be part of a dynamic and inclusive team focused on local journalism for one of the country’s largest privately owned media companies.
Our ideal candidate will have the following:
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