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Health Media Jobs & Opportunities: TIME is hiring a health editor

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By Anna Romano
September 18, 2018
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Job Listings

Location: New York, NY
Status: Full-time
Job Type: Online/Print
 
Health Reporter, The Lund Report
Location: Portland, OR
Status: Full-time and Part-time
Job Type: Online
 
Location: Multiple Locations
Status: Full-time
Job Type: Online
 
Health Writer, The South Florida Sun Sentinel
Location: Deerfield Beach, FL
Status: Full-time
Job Type: Online/Print
 
Location: New York, NY
Status: Full-time
Job Type: Online
 
Location: Santa Barbara, CA
Status: Full-time
Job Type: Online
 
Location: New York, NY
Status: Full-time
Job Type: Online
 
Location: New York, NY
Status: Full-time
Job Type: Online
 
Location: Boston, MA
Status: Full-time
Job Type: Online
 
Location: Boston, MA
Status: Full-time
Job Type: Broadcast
 
Health Reporter, The Quad-City Times
Location: Davenport, IA
Status: Full-time
Job Type: Online/Print
 
Location: Washington, D.C.
Status: Full-time
Job Type: Online
 
Location: Palm Springs, CA
Status: Full-time
Job Type: Online/Print
 
Location: New York, NY
Status: Full-time
Job Type: Online
 
Location: New York, NY
Status: Full-time
Job Type: Online
 
Winter Reporting Internship - Science and Health Care, The Wall Street Journal (via mediabistro.com)
Location: New York, NY
Status: Full-time, Temporary
Job Type: Online/Print
 
Awards
 
About: Each year, the National Press Foundation recognizes the best in American journalism across eleven award categories. These awards come with $48,000 in cash prizes.
Deadlines: Ongoing
 
 

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“Racism in medicine is a national emergency.” That’s how journalist Nicholas St. Fleur characterized the crisis facing American health care this spring, as his team at STAT embarked on “Color Code,” an eight-episode series exploring medical mistrust in communities of color across the country. In this webinar, we’ll take inspiration from their work to discuss strategies and examples for telling stories about inequities, disparities and racism in health care systems. Sign-up here!

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