Specialty Topic Editor - Electrophysiology (contract)
EbscoYour Opportunity
As a Topic Editor for DynaMed, you will be the primary authority on assigned content within your specialty, providing guidance on the improvement of existing content and the development of new content. You will accomplish this by reviewing content created by an in-house editorial team that assesses evidence for clinical relevance, accuracy, quality, and currency.
This is a part-time contract position. Editorial work can be performed remotely and requires less than a10% time commitment, with flexibility to allow for competing priorities.
What You'll Do
- Evaluate existing content for accuracy, currency, and clinical relevance.
- Provide clinical guidance on new content development, including the scope and organization of topics.
- Contribute to the development of diagnostic and management algorithms (where applicable).
- Outline the clinical landscape of assigned topics, including key branch points in clinical decision making, new developments in diagnosis and management, and any related controversies in the field.
Your Team
DynaMed is a leading online evidence-based point-of-care medical reference. It is a rapidly growing, comprehensive clinical decision resource that provides the most current and useful synthesized evidence, with an emphasis on providing the quickest time to answer. You will work closely with a highly skilled and knowledgeable team of writers, editors, and clinicians in your specialty area to create and further improve high-quality clinical content.
About You
- MD or DO
- > 3 years of direct patient care experience managing patients in a practice with an interest in electrophysiology
- Ongoing participation in clinical activity
What sets you apart
- Specialty board certification in Cardiovascular Medicine and Electrophysiology
- Breadth and depth of knowledge in the field as demonstrated by clinical leadership roles, teaching, research, or a publication track record
- Critical appraisal and statistical skills sufficient to analyze clinical relevance of all study types