Reporter

We’re looking for a Reporter to join EMJ’s Editorial Team. Are you passionate about medical news, cutting-edge advancements, and healthcare innovation? EMJ, a leading medical publisher, is searching for an enthusiastic Reporter to drive our hourly SEO news strategy, covering the latest breakthroughs across 18 therapy areas. This is a unique opportunity to elevate your journalism career within a fast-growing organisation at the forefront of global medical education.

As a Reporter, you’ll research, write, and report top-trending stories, attend major European congresses, and conduct interviews with thought leaders on camera to keep healthcare professionals informed.

What’s in it for you:

• Enjoy Bupa medical cashback after passing probation and Aviva private medical insurance after one year.
• Start with 25 days of holiday, plus an extra day for each year of service (up to 30 days!).
• From our legendary Summer Ball to festive Christmas celebrations, we love bringing everyone together.
• Enjoy free breakfast and fresh fruit to keep you energised.
• Get the chance to attend amazing events in the Wembley box.
• Take advantage of a 1.5-hour gym lunch and join company clubs, including running, football, board games, and chess.
• Our buddy program for new starters ensures you feel at home from day one.
• Access confidential support through our medical plans because your well-being matters.

Who you are:

• Driven by News & Results: You possess a genuine hunger for news, are driven to share compelling stories, and are results-oriented.
• Skilled Communicator: You can communicate complex topics clearly and accurately to a professional audience, with excellent writing and editing skills and attention to detail.
• SEO & Digital Savvy: You are proficient in content SEO, Google Trends, and WordPress.
• Confident On-Camera Presence: You are comfortable and engaging when reporting on camera for interviews and video content.
• Highly Organised & Proactive: You possess strong organisational skills, effectively managing tight deadlines and multiple projects.
• Medical Acumen or Relevant Degree (Plus): A bachelor’s degree in journalism, publishing, or a scientific discipline or knowledge of medical terminology is a plus.

What you’ll do:

• Produce Engaging SEO Medical News: Source and write SEO news on medical research, public health policies, and global healthcare trends daily.
• Deliver Compelling On-Camera Reports: Report on camera in an engaging manner.
• Publish Accurate & Optimised Content: Publish medically accurate articles in EMJ’s house style.
• Provide International Congress Coverage: Attend international congresses and press briefings.
• Conduct Key Leader Interviews: Conduct on-camera and written interviews with Key Opinion Leaders and healthcare experts.
• Monitor & Report on Emerging Trends: Track emerging health trends and provide insightful coverage.
• Collaborate for Multi-Platform Content: Work with the editorial team to adapt content for web, email, and social media channels.
• Contribute to Podcast Growth & Network Building: Support the growth of EMJ’s podcast series.

Key Information:

• Salary: based on experience
• Hours: 8.30am – 5pm, Mon-Fri
• Working pattern: Hybrid min 3 days in the office (FT in office during probation)
• Reporting to: Managing Editor
• Location: Our buzzing London/Moorgate office

We offer a hybrid work environment, balancing office and remote work. To support your training and development during your initial three-month probation, this period will be fully office-based, five days a week. Following this, we anticipate a regular office presence of at least three days a week to maintain collaboration and team connection.

About EMJ: EMJ’s purpose is to elevate the quality of healthcare globally, by supporting all healthcare professionals with free and easy access to medical journals and lifelong learning opportunities.

Application process: As part of your application, you’ll see a mandatory video upload—this is your chance to shine! Share a bit about yourself, your passion for journalism, and why you’d love to join EMJ.