Well is looking for a creative and ambitious reporter to produce outstanding news, service and enterprise journalism that will help Times readers live healthier lives. The Well desk offers science-based guidance on a range of topics including mental and physical health, family and relationships. In this role, you will write several in-depth and heavily-researched articles per month to help readers make decisions about their own health. As a general assignment reporter, you should feel comfortable covering a wide range of topics, and turning around copy quickly to align with the news cycle. In addition to traditional service and reported articles, your stories may be formatted as explainers, visual pieces, reported features and profiles.
You should be able to discover new trends, read studies, talk to researchers and summarize findings for a lay audience. You should be eager to experiment, engage with readers via various platforms, ideate, track breaking news, and desire to be the go-to source for a health-obsessed audience.
This role requires precision, attention to detail, understanding of deadlines, and the ability to work with a team, including close partnerships with editors on the desk.
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The annual base pay salary for this role is between $108,872.22 and $125,000.00.
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