npj Primary Care Respiratory Medicine: Applications invited for three additional Associate Editors
[Please note that the deadline to apply for this role has now passed]
npj Primary Care Respiratory Medicine, the official journal of the International Primary Care Respiratory Group (IPCRG) and its members, seeks three additional Associate Editors to join the editorial team supporting the Editor in Chief. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to the advancement of primary care respiratory medicine research and help shape the future of the field. Read on to find out more about the role and the journal.
Read the attachment in the sidebar for more information about the role and the candidates we are looking for. Further information about the journal is available on our web page.
Application process
To apply, please submit these two documents:
- An up-to-date CV
- A covering letter that responds to the candidate description, explains your reasons for applying and highlights relevant experience
Please return your application by email to IPCRG (projectsupport [at] ipcrg [dot] org (subject: npjPCRM%20Associate%20Editor%20application) ) by Monday 2 December 2024. Interviews with shortlisted candidates will begin in the week of 9 December 2024.
We welcome your application.
About the journal
npj Primary Care Respiratory Medicine is an open access, online-only, multidisciplinary journal dedicated to publishing high-quality research in all areas of the primary care management of respiratory and respiratory-related allergic diseases. Papers published by the journal represent important advances of significance to specialists within the fields of primary care and respiratory medicine.
From January 2025, the journal will be wholly owned by IPCRG and continue to be published on behalf of IPCRG and its members, including the journal founder, PCRS-UK, by Springer Nature. It is part of the Nature Partner Journals series, committed to rapid dissemination to a global audience of high quality research that reflects IPCRG’s vision “A global population breathing and feeling well through universal access to right care”.