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 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.

Who you are:

• Driven by News & Results: You possess a genuine hunger for news, are driven to share compelling stories, and are results-oriented, focused on the impact of your work.

• Medical Journalism: You have experience covering healthcare, medicine, or public health, or a keen interest in developing expertise in medical journalism.

• 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, understanding how to drive visibility in a fast-growth environment.

• Ambition to Develop your On-Camera Presence: Experience in on-camera reporting is preferable but not required. You are willing to upskill and develop a comfortable and engaging on-camera reporting presence for interviews and video content.

• Highly Organised & Proactive: You possess strong organisational skills, effectively managing tight deadlines and multiple projects with a proactive approach to identifying and covering emerging trends, and you thrive while working in a fast-paced environment.

• Medical Acumen or Relevant Degree (Plus): A bachelor's degree in journalism, publishing, or a scientific discipline or knowledge of medical terminology and the ABPI code of practice 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.

Publish Accurate & Optimised Content: Publish medically accurate articles in EMJ’s house style, ensuring optimal search engine visibility.

Provide International Congress Coverage: Attend international congresses and press briefings, delivering written and video coverage of key events, making a real impact on our content.

Conduct Key Leader Interviews: Confidently conduct on-camera and written interviews with Key Opinion Leaders and healthcare experts, contributing to high-value content.

Deliver Compelling On-Camera Reports: Develop skills and confidence to eventually report on camera in an engaging and compelling manner, bringing medical news to life.

Monitor & Report on Emerging Trends: Track emerging health trends and provide insightful coverage through EMJ’s unique perspective.

Collaborate for Multi-Platform Content: Work with the editorial team to adapt content for web, email, and social media channels, ensuring broad reach.

Contribute to Podcast Growth & Network Building: Support the growth of EMJ’s podcast series and build a network of specialists across diverse clinical fields.

Key Information

• Salary: £35,000 - £40,000 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.

What's in it for you:

• Enjoy Bupa medical cashback after passing probation and Aviva private medical insurance after one year, keeping you covered when it matters most.

• 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.

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. We do this to create Gold Medal Winners, enabling healthcare professionals to become the best versions of themselves. Similarly we equip our employees with all the skills, tools and knowledge they need to be in the top 10% of what they do and create Gold Medal Winners in the company.

• Taking care of your own: We all need to be proactive and responsible for our own actions. This will lead to an inspiring place to work that we are all proud of.

• Going the extra mile: Always give your best performance, this will create a team that is different to anything else, full of hard working, gold medal winners.

• Entire buy in: Everyone has loyalty to our vision, values, culture, and the long-term goals of EMJ. We are committed to doing so in a positive and passionate way.
  

Find out more about us and careers at EMJ.

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. We can’t wait to see you in action.

Your CV will be reviewed by the Recruitment team. If successful, we will be in touch to arrange a 20-30 min video call. Following this there will be a writing task and a 2-stage interview process, one focused on competencies and one on the EMJ values.