Editor – Therapeutic Guidelines

  • Are you looking for an opportunity to work in a new role whilst applying your clinical knowledge?
  • Are you passionate about quality use of medicines?
  • Are you keen to work alongside experts to create point-of-care clinical advice?

This is a great opportunity to make an impact on health care in Australia.

Therapeutic Guidelines Limited is an independent not-for-profit organisation that was founded by leading members of the healthcare community over 40 years ago. Therapeutic Guidelines Limited aims to promote the quality use of medicines, and it does this by publishing Therapeutic Guidelines and Australian Prescriber. Therapeutic Guidelines is a widely used and highly regarded point-of-care clinical reference database covering over 2500 diagnoses. Australian Prescriber is a free, evidence-based journal that covers a broad range of topics addressing the intersection of quality use of medicines, diagnostics, and pathology.

We now have a full-time position for someone to join our talented Publishing team as an Editor for Therapeutic Guidelines. In this role, you will be trained to be an editor and work with an Expert Group to update clinical advice in line with the latest evidence.

The candidate

As the ideal candidate, you are a highly skilled professional with a tertiary qualification in pharmacy, pharmacology or medicine, and a minimum of 3 years postgraduate clinical experience. You possess strong communication, project management and problem-solving skills, with experience in editing, guideline development or digital publishing highly desirable.

Benefits

Therapeutic Guidelines is close to the North Melbourne Village precinct. We have a very motivated team and enjoy a social and flexible working environment. An attractive remuneration package is offered, rostered days off, access to salary packaging, and other attractive employee benefits.

Does this sound like you?

If this opportunity sounds a perfect fit for you, please apply with your latest CV and cover letter to the People, Culture and Administration Director at Therapeutic Guidelines Limited via email careers@tg.org.au. Applications from recruiters will not be accepted. Therapeutic Guidelines Limited is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


Production Editor – Therapeutic Guidelines

  • Are you a team player?
  • Do you have strong attention to detail?
  • Are you adept at problem solving?
  • Do you strive to produce excellent digital products?

This is a great opportunity to make an impact on health care in Australia.

Therapeutic Guidelines Limited is an independent not-for-profit organisation that was founded by leading members of the healthcare community over 40 years ago. Therapeutic Guidelines Limited aims to promote the quality use of medicines, and it does this by publishing Therapeutic Guidelines and Australian Prescriber. Therapeutic Guidelines is a widely used and highly regarded point-of-care clinical reference database covering over 2500 diagnoses. Australian Prescriber is a free, evidence-based journal that covers a broad range of topics addressing the intersection of quality use of medicines, diagnostics, and pathology.

Growth within our team means we now have a full-time Production Editor position available for the right candidate to join our talented Publishing team. This is a new role where you will be responsible for key tasks to assist in the production of Therapeutic Guidelines.

The candidate

As the ideal candidate, you will have a tertiary qualification in a related field such as health care or publishing/communications. A clinical qualification (such as nursing or pharmacy) is also desirable. Strong IT skills are essential, with good working knowledge of Microsoft Office products. Experience using InDesign or Illustrator, and knowledge of XML/HTML formats is desirable. Experience managing references and conducting literature searches is also desirable. If you are a team player, have a strong attention to detail, are adept at problem solving and strive to produce excellent digital products, then we want to hear from you.

Benefits

Therapeutic Guidelines is close to the North Melbourne Village precinct. We have a very motivated team and enjoy a social and flexible working environment. An attractive remuneration package is offered, rostered days off, access to salary packaging and other attractive employee benefits.

Does this sound like you?

If this opportunity sounds a perfect fit for you, please apply with your latest CV and cover letter to the People, Culture and Administration Director at Therapeutic Guidelines Limited via email careers@tg.org.au. Applications from recruiters will not be accepted. Therapeutic Guidelines Limited is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


Expressions of Interest

We welcome expressions of interest to become involved in the community behind Therapeutic Guidelines. If you are interested, please send your resume and a cover letter explaining your interest to careers@tg.org.au.

Expert Group Member 

Experts Group Members work with an Editor to develop and review topics in a particular therapy area. An Expert Group is usually composed of approximately 14 people, including a Chair, an Editor, experts in relevant medical specialties, general practitioners, paediatricians, pharmacists and allied health professionals from around Australia.

Evaluation Network Member

The Evaluation Network includes users of Therapeutic Guidelines, from medical and pharmacy students to experienced healthcare professionals. Members of the Evaluation Network provide feedback to the Editorial Team at regular intervals that informs project planning and topic revision.

Editor

Editors work with an Expert Group to update clinical advice in line with the latest evidence. Each editor is responsible for leading the review of a clinical guideline and requires strong communication and project management skills. Editors have a graduate qualification in pharmacy, pharmacology or medicine, and a minimum of 3 years post-graduate clinical experience. Qualifications or experience in editing, writing, or publishing are desirable, but not essential.