Medical Research Administrator jobs in Edinburgh
- Public Library of ScienceEdinburgh
- Company pension
- Paid volunteer time
- Private medical insurance
- Experience in a research or clinical environment, publishing, or other relevant setting; experience in medical publishing strongly preferred.
- Queen Margaret UniversityEdinburgh EH21
- Hours: Part Time, 17 hours 50 minutes per week (0.5FTE).
- RKEDU supports the leadership, implementation and delivery of institutional strategic objectives…
- Real ChemistryEdinburgh
- Annual leave
- Experience in medical writing, ideally in an agency setting.
- Perform research to support assigned project work (KEE mapping, collating data from resources) and…
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- Real ChemistryEdinburgh
- Annual leave
- Experience in medical writing, ideally in an agency setting.
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- IQVIALivingston
- Work from home
- Minimum of 3 years’ experience managing data in support of clinical research.
- Experience working in highly diverse teams within clinical research; cross-…
- IQVIALivingston
- Work from home
- The Senior Clinical Data Coordinator performs activities pertaining to the conduct of Phase I-IlI clinical trials in accordance with ICH/Good Clinical Practices…
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Senior Research Officer (FTC Maternity Cover)
Often replies in 1 dayThe Electoral CommissionEdinburgh- Annual leave
- Company pension
- Flexible schedule
- Strong knowledge of quantitative research methods.
- Working within a dynamic research environment, you will lead quantitative research projects, from initial…
Senior Adviser, Research Collaboration Advice Team
Often replies in 1 dayDepartment for Science, Innovation & TechnologyEdinburgh- Childcare
- Annual leave
- Employee discount
- Company pension
- Utilising open-source research to gain insights into the international partnerships and research strengths of the region and the institutions supported.
Job Post Details
PLOS Medicine Associate Editor- 12 Month FTC - job post
Job details
Pay
- £35,000 - £47,000 a year
Job type
- Fixed term contract
Benefits
Pulled from the full job description
- Company pension
- Paid volunteer time
- Private medical insurance
Full job description
This position is fully remote/home based. Applications will be accepted from candidates based in the UK. This is a 12 month FTC.
Role Summary
PLOS Medicine is a leading open-access medical journal. We seek an Associate Editor to help develop and strengthen this influential venue for outstanding research and commentary on the major challenges to human health worldwide.
You will work with other in-house professional editors and external editorial board members to assess submitted manuscripts, oversee peer review, and make publication decisions. You will collaborate with PLOS operations teams and vendors to ensure smooth and efficient manuscript processing, and to deliver an outstanding experience for authors, peer reviewers, editorial board members, statistical advisors, and readers.
Responsibilities
- Guide manuscripts through peer review
- Oversee best-practice editorial decision-making
- Commission Perspectives, Reviews, and other pieces
- Collaborate with external academic editors
- Engage in outreach to scholarly communities
- Write editorials
- Advocate for your research communities and for under-represented stakeholders
- Help develop policies and special projects
- Help resolve publication ethics/research integrity issues
Qualifications and experience
- Experience in a research or clinical environment, publishing, or other relevant setting; experience in medical publishing strongly preferred
- Postgraduate degree in a relevant subject area required. A PhD, MD or similiar level is preffered.
- Highly organized and efficient, with strong critical assessment and problem-solving abilities
- Excellent written and oral communication and presentation skills
- Love for fast-paced environments and proven adaptability to change
- Demonstrate outstanding knowledge biological and medical sciences
The base salary range we've established for these positions is (UK) £35,000 - £47,000. PLOS also offers a comprehensive benefits package summarized below.
BENEFITS:
- Private medical insurance
- Life assurance
- Income protection
- Personal accident insurance
- Pension with up to 10% employer match
- 25 days holidays, market competitive Maternity and Paternity leave
- Birthday and three winter holidays days off
- 2 days paid time off for volunteering per year
- Fully remote work environment with stipend on joining for home office
About PLOS
Building on a strong legacy of pioneering innovation, PLOS continues to be a catalyst in open science, reimagining models to meet open science principles, removing barriers and promoting inclusion in knowledge creation and sharing, and publishing research outputs that enable everyone to learn from, reuse and build upon scientific knowledge.
Our work is supported by a highly skilled global in-house team, partnerships with local scholarly organizations, and the valued contributions of a diverse, international community of scientific researchers.
We're committed to equal opportunity
We're working to create a more equitable system of scientific knowledge and understanding. Removing barriers to inclusion and facilitating broad participation of voices is core to our success, inside and out.
Beyond accepting distinct perspectives, we seek and support divergent backgrounds among our staff because we know differences strengthen our teams, our work, and our communities. We strongly encourage applicants of all identities to join us as we work towards a future where science is open to all, for all.
Visit plos.org/careers to learn more.
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