We’re seeking a reporter who has demonstrated an ability to deliver scoops and deep watchdog journalism and is nimble enough to take on deep dives or jump on quicker-turn pieces.
We want this reporter to be indefatigable in meeting this critical moment in health and medicine. It would be a plus if the applicant has reported on health and science, covered business, or has an equivalent background. Experience in data journalism would be welcome. Much as we’d like this reporter to be based at our Boston headquarters (when offices reopen), that is not required.
STAT prides itself on its culture, so collaborative spirit, flexibility, and willingness to innovate are essential. Also essential: Fidelity to bedrock journalistic values and a commitment to excellence. STAT is affiliated with Boston Globe Media but is independent from The Boston Globe. Please submit your resume, cover letter, and up to six clips to Gideon Gil, our managing editor for projects. His email is gideon.gil@statnews.com.
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