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Overview Since its inception, Dana-Farber has placed a unique emphasis on all forms of research relevant to the eradication of cancer while, at the same time, providing both cutting-edge and highly compassionate comprehensive patient care. The Department of Pediatric Oncology seeks a scientific writer and editor to assist various members of the Pediatric Oncology Department in writing and editing grant applications, manuscripts and other written material for clarity and impact. The writer/editor will report to the Pediatric Oncology Department Chair, and work with the Chair, faculty, trainees, and staff on various writing projects, including progress reports, grant support letters, online content, and the design and formatting of visual materials to support written work. The scientific writer/editor may also collaborate with a variety of individuals throughout the Institute. In this capacity the writer/editor may meet in person or by Zoom with faculty and research staff and follow up w

Overview The Scientific & Communications Writer/Editor will enhance the clarity and impact of written materials in the Department of Pediatric Oncology by collaborating with the Department Chair, faculty, trainees, and staff. This role involves producing high-quality grant applications, manuscripts, and other documents, as well as designing visual materials to support written content. Effective communication and collaboration with individuals across the Institute, through both in-person and virtual meetings, are essential to achieving project goals. This role will report to the Chair of the Department of Pediatric Oncology. Located in Boston and the surrounding communities, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute is a leader in life changing breakthroughs in cancer research and patient care. We are united in our mission of conquering cancer, HIV/AIDS and related diseases. We strive to create an inclusive, diverse, and equitable environment where we provide compassionate and comprehensive care to

Deputy Editor Department: Creative Employment Type: Full Time Location: Boston, MA Compensation: $41,000 - $45,000 / year Description The Public Interest Network consists of organizations, such as PIRG (Public Interest Research Group) and Environment America, that are committed to a shared vision of a new future and a strategic approach to change. The network's Creative Team is seeking a deputy editor. We're looking for a smart, inspired, creative and detail-oriented leader to join our team. Key Responsibilities Connect: Work with the teams at PIRG, Environment America and other environmental and public interest groups in our network, learn the issues and campaigns, and keep on top of the action and results. Tell stories: Write (and rewrite, and rewrite again), edit and proofread stories that capture attention and motivate, excite, persuade and enlighten. Train and lead: Through your editing of email alerts and fundraisers, web articles, direct mail appeals, newsletters, annual reports

If reading about and learning technology appeals to you, if you have an eye for seeing ways to improve whatever you're reading, if you consider yourself a teacher at heart, we'd like to talk with you. You might be: A developmental editor who works on technical subjects An experienced technical writer who enjoys coaching others A web content developer with a focus on technical communication An educator in a STEM-related field considering a career change Responsibilities Play a significant role in the development of technical writers and customer-facing information: Serve as a thinking buddy for writers on their writing and content design. Give developmental and substantive feedback as well as copy edits on technically complex content. Run the software, test procedures, and examine examples to inform your edits. Collaborate on, develop, and communicate style guidelines, writing standards, and editorial processes. Minimum Qualifications A bachelor's degree and 6 years of professional work

Job Description Job Description Photographer/Editor WLNE-TV/ABC6 in beautiful Providence, R.I., is looking for a talented, creative, cutting-edge full-time photographer/editor to join our news team. Candidates should have experience with shooting video, as well as solid non-linear editing skills. The ideal candidate has a ‘go-getter’ attitude, who will be responsible for gathering and editing video for daily newscasts. Requirements: --Proficient Adobe Premiere skillset. --Knowledge of video editing for newscasts; including editing video to match scripts. --Videography skills; including understanding of how to shoot broll and sound for newscasts. --Operate camera during news events such as press conferences and live shots. --Ability to work well under pressure and with tight deadlines. --Collaborate with content producers and reporters on daily assignments updates and during breaking news coverage. --Work with news managers to achieve goals. --Help produce and write specials as needed.

Job Description: Boston.com, one of the most-read digital media outlets in the region, is looking for a college junior or senior to join our team for a part-time internship focused on real estate journalism. Qualified candidates are highly collaborative student journalists who have worked as a reporter or editor for a publication and are interested in obtaining versatile experience at a digital media outlet. Our newsroom publishes fast, local, useful content for people who are primarily reading on their phones. The Boston.com Real Estate intern will work approximately 20 hours weekly from January 2025 through June 2025. Responsibilities: + Monitoring various sources of news and information, flagging updates, and pitching to editors. + Reporting and writing copy with a meticulous attention to detail, especially as it relates to sourcing and accuracy. + Publishing content from third parties and wire sources (Associated Press, New York Times News Service, etc.) inline with site standards.

Job Description: The Boston Globe seeks an assistant high school sports editor to help expand the scope and reach of its high school sports coverage. Responsibilities: + Work closely with the high school sports editor to plan coverage, publication times and best practices, and distribute content to subscribers and potential subscribers. + Set the digital agenda for high school sports coverage by planning and executing the online release of features, including coordinating coverage of events and news stories, editing articles on both a story and grammatical level, and managing audience engagement efforts. + Optimize schools stories for search and support best practices for online content. + Work with reporters to craft original enterprise features about high school sports that have broad audience appeal, new insight into a compelling topic, or focus on creativity and entertainment to inform existing audiences and attract new audiences. + Write high school sports news stories, both throu

Posting Description ACQUISITIONS EDITOR FOR BRAIN AND LIFE SCIENCES, MIT Press , will develop an overall publishing strategy for our brain and life science list and commission and develop twenty new books each year on significant topics in neuroscience, biological science and other areas as needed. With a focus on trade books, research monographs, and field-defining textbooks that will advance knowledge and pedagogy and add value to the MIT Press's publishing program, will establish robust relationships with MIT faculty members and wider networks of advisors and prospective authors; work with peer reviewers and authors to develop the highest quality manuscripts for the widest possible readerships; actively manage a backlist of projects in these areas and serve as the primary point of contact for their authors; conduct market research to determine the needs of general readers, researchers, teachers, and students for new approaches, syntheses, and analyses of essential and emerging subje